Honouring Legacies: Deloitte celebrates former partners in a bid to deepen mentorship

Deloitte Ghana celebrated its firm's legacy and honored past partners in a special gathering aimed at deepening mentorship among generations and strengthening professional bonds. The event provided a platform for former leaders to share their experiences with the current partnership, reflecting on the firm's remarkable growth journey.

Daniel Owusu, the country Managing Partner, noted the firm's impressive expansion from four partners in 2016 to fourteen in 2026. Beyond celebrating its history and leadership, Deloitte Ghana emphasized the importance of its culture of service and commitment to the community. Activities such as tree-planting for Earth Day, volunteering at schools, and opening school libraries demonstrate the firm's impact in the wider community.

West African CEO Yomi Olugbenro highlighted the belief that leadership extends beyond the workplace, emphasizing the necessity of continued mentorship. Former Managing Partner Kwame Kye expressed gratitude for the firm's transformation and urged leadership to make a lasting impact. Abena Biney, an Audit Partner and lead for alumni relations at Deloitte, discussed the event's focus on honoring the firm's beginnings, promoting knowledge sharing, mentorship, and future collaboration among its contributors.

Deloitte Ghana's dedication to societal impact has resulted in notable results, including the planting of over 1,100 trees, visits to schools, and the establishment of eight school libraries through the Deloitte Global WorldClass programme, benefiting more than 23,000 learners.