The Ghana Chamber of Mines has appointed Ing. Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). His role took effect from June 1, 2025.
He is expected to spearhead the Chamber’s new phase of innovation, sustainability and inclusive growth to help the country’s mining industry.
The Chamber’s new CEO is endowed with leadership blend across the media, infrastructure, technology and engineering.
He is expected to position the Chamber through a transformative period marked by global priorities, resource governance reforms and the need to ensure environmental responsibility with his multidisciplinary background.
Ing. Ashigbey will also lead the strategic direction of the Chamber through a deepened stakeholder collaboration to advance robust policy advocacy to support the changes in the mining sector.
Meanwhile, Ahmed Dasana Nantogmah, has also been appointed as Chief Operating Officer (COO), a newly established role at the Chamber.
Mr. Nantogmah will be responsible for the Chamber’s internal operations and ensure the execution of its strategic objectives.
With his track-record within the mining industry, Mr. Nantogmah has gained experience in policy, corporate affairs and stakeholder engagement.
President of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Michael Edem Akafia, commenting on the appointments expressed optimism in the experience the two individuals are bringing on board.
“The appointment of Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey and Ahmed Nantogmah heralds a new chapter for the Chamber. Their combined expertise, leadership, and vision will be instrumental in navigating the dynamic landscape of the mining industry and advancing the interests of our members and the nation.”
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