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Kwamina Amoasi-Andoh delivers a presentation on how to rescue Ghanaian SMEs in distress

In Ghana many SMEs, especially the Ghanaian owned, are facing several challenges including external and internal competitions, high cost of capital, and lack of Government support.
However few SMEs are still doing well despite the usual challenges listed above that most SMEs are using as their alibi for non-performance. Why are some SMEs performing? What is wrong with the SMEs which are dying? What should SME owners/managers do to break their “glass ceiling”?

The good news is that the ILO has a programme SCORE-Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises that supports small and medium sized enterprise to grow and create more and better jobs by improving their competitiveness through better quality, productivity and workplace practices.

Presenting a paper titled, "Ghanaian SMEs Failing; Foreign Owned SMEs Performing. Why?", Kwamina Amoasi-Andoh, National Programme Manager of ILO SCORE Ghana will address owners of small businesses on how to take advantage of this unique opportunity.

Mr Amoasi-Andoh is a seasoned expert in assisting SMEs become more productive and profitable and has been CEO of several organisations including JENAD Consult,Ghana Healthcare Company and is a former Executive Director of Ghana Employers Association.

Read Mr Amoasi-Andoh's profile here

The SCORE programme is particularly relevant for enterprises that face internal problems relating to quality, productivity, pollution and waste, workplace health & safety or human resources management. To read more on SCORE click here

**To meet Kwamina Amoasi-Andoh at Business Sense 2012 register as a conference delegate here
or call 0206367515 or 0572101951 or email: paul@omlafrica.com**

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