Ghana Telecoms Chamber

About Ghana Chamber of Telecomunications

Our Mission | Values | Objectives

Our Mission

Our Mission

To be the platform that delivers and sustains productive relations between members and their stakeholders, while maintaining fair and strong competition that yields world class services

Our Values

Our Values

  • Ethical Corporate Citizenship
  • Good Governance
  • Fair Competition
  • Transparency

Our Objectives

Our Objectives

  • To guide and influence policy formulation in the telecoms industry
  • To provide a collective interface between mobile operators and key stakeholders
  • To promote and protect the common interests of members of the Chamber
  • To support research and development in telecommunications and technology in Ghana

Governing Council

About Governing Council

a. About Governing Council - The Governing Council (G.C.) is the board of directors for the Chamber. It compromises the Heads of all the member organizations and their alternates together with the Chamber CEO.

The G.C., currently chaired by the CEO of AirtelTigo (Mr Murthy Changanti) sits bi-monthly. 

b. About Executive Committee - Is a committee of the Governing Council that is responsible for implementing the resolutions of the G.C and take such decisions as it may think proper for transacting the Chamber's business subject to ratification by the Governing Council. It comprises the Heads of all the mobile operators and the Chamber CEO.

Governing Council Members

 Murthi Chaganti - Chairperson
Selorm Adadevoh 
Patricia Obo-Nai
Yahaya Yunusa
Michael Schumacher
Jonathan Lamptey
Estelle Akofio-Sowah
 Tommy Zhou
 Kenneth E. Ashigbey

First Governing Council Members

 
Mr. David Venn, - Vodafone
Mr. Christopher Soulet - TIGO
Mr. Brett Goschen - MTN
Mr. Robert N. Palitz - Kasapa
Mr. Philip Sowah -  Zain
 
 
 

Meet Our CEO

Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey

Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey

Dr. Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey, is the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, a role he assumed on the 1st of November 2017. Prior to his appointment, he was Managing Director of Graphic Communications Group Ltd. 

Organisational Structure

1. Advocacy & Research

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunication is an industry association and a private initiative by the mobile network operators in Ghana.

We are an advocacy institution established to help direct telecommunications policy, legislation and regulation, and pursue research towards the development of telecommunications.

2. Guide Policy

We engage and collaborate with governments, regulators, legislators, civil society, businesses and industry associations to achieve favourable, positive and sustainable long-term policies for the telecoms and technology sectors.

3. Promote Co-operation

The Chamber pursues co-opetition –  ie. co-operation among members on matters of common interest, without sacrificing competition.