Sherif Ghali steps down as CEO of Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs after 10 years
After ten years, a key figure in Ghana's entrepreneurship scene is stepping down from a major role, leaving many to wonder about the future direction.
Sherif Ghali has concluded his decade-long tenure as CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs (GCYE), an organization he founded to support
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