Renowned Ghanaian businessman Richard Nii-Armah Quaye has officially resigned from his roles as CEO and board chairman of Quick Angels and Bills Micro-Credit. The announcement was made during a press event at the Alisa Hotel in Accra on Monday, April 28, 2025.
Following Quaye’s resignation, Kwadwo Dei Kwarteng Esq. will take over as the Chairman of Bills Micro-Credit, while Emmanuel N. L. Lamptey will assume the CEO position at Quick Angels.
This move is part of Quaye’s long-planned retirement from the business world, a decision he had revealed earlier.
Despite stepping away from these key roles, Quaye is not walking away from business entirely. He introduced his new venture, RNAQ Holdings, signaling his continued involvement in shaping the future of Ghana’s economy.
Quaye explained that his retirement from executive roles, both locally and internationally, will allow him to focus on leading a new initiative that seeks to bring together young people with financial resources, outstanding skills, and early-stage businesses.
His goal is to scale these businesses and drive an economic revolution that will elevate the prosperity of Ghana.
The businessman emphasized his dedication to the nation’s economic growth, asserting that his mission is solely to boost Ghana’s economic strength and that he has no interest in politics, countering any rumors to the contrary.
Quaye’s retirement announcement comes shortly after his grand 40th birthday celebration at Black Star Square, a high-profile event attended by top personalities from across Ghana and the continent.
This celebration marked a significant milestone in his career, and now, as he transitions to RNAQ Holdings, Quaye looks forward to influencing Ghana’s future in a new capacity.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
