PwC Ghana appoints George Arhin as Country Senior Partner

PwC Ghana has appointed George Arhin as the Country Senior Partner, effective October 1, 2026. This appointment comes after Vish Ashiagbor's retirement on June 30, 2027, after a 26-year career with the firm. George will oversee PwC's operations in Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, succeeding Vish, who will continue to support the firm during the transition.

George Arhin brings over 23 years of professional services experience with PwC, including various senior leadership roles in Ghana and the UK. Before his appointment as CSP, he served as Assurance Leader for PwC Ghana and Liberia, and held several other leadership positions. At the PwC Africa level, George serves on the PwC Africa Board and chairs several committees related to clients, market development, and governance.

In his new role, George expressed his excitement about leading PwC Ghana, stating that the firm's people, capabilities, and commitment to the markets they serve position them strongly for the future. He emphasized the importance of quality and trust, and highlighted PwC's continued investment in people, partnerships, and the use of technology to address evolving market needs.

Vish Ashiagbor, the outgoing Senior Partner, reflected on his decade leading PwC Ghana and expressed gratitude for the progress made during his tenure. He praised George's extensive experience, strong leadership, and deep understanding of the markets served by PwC. Vish is confident that George will continue the firm's growth while maintaining a strong culture of quality and risk management.

Sam Abu, the PwC West Market Area Regional Senior Partner, also spoke about George's appointment, highlighting his accomplishments and leadership experience across PwC, its markets, and clients. He expressed confidence in George's ability to build on the progress made under Vish's leadership and lead PwC Ghana with purpose as the firm continues to create value for clients, people, and stakeholders.