- Abena Osei-Asare resigned as a non-executive director of ADB
- She served for six years
- New appointments requiring her full attention led to her resignation
Agricultural Development Bank PLC (ADB) has confirmed the resignation of Abena Osei-Asare, Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance, from her position as a non-executive director.
Abena Osei-Asare has been a part of ADB PLC since August 2018. During her tenure, she took on several key responsibilities, including chairing the bank’s Risk Committee.
Her departure is attributed to her recent appointments to two significant roles: the Board of the Bank of Ghana and the Financial Stability Council. These new positions necessitate her full focus and dedication.
The Board Chairman of ADB PLC, Daasebre Akuamoah Agyapong II, expressed deep gratitude on behalf of the Board, Management, and Staff. He acknowledged Osei-Asare’s substantial contributions to the bank’s progress and development during her time with ADB.
In her role at ADB, Abena Osei-Asare was instrumental in shaping the bank’s risk management strategies and overall governance framework. Her leadership and expertise have been a vital asset to the institution.
The bank’s statement highlighted her commitment and the positive impact she made over the years. Her contributions have been recognized as pivotal to the institution’s achievements and growth.
As she transitions to her new roles, Abena Osei-Asare’s departure marks the end of an era of valuable service to ADB PLC. The bank is poised to continue building on the solid foundation she helped establish.
ADB PLC in a statement wished her the best in her future endeavors, confident that her new roles will benefit from her exceptional skills and experience.
