SOCIETE GENERALE GHANA CELEBRATES DECADES OF CUSTOMER LOYALTY AND PARTNERSHIP

Fig 1. Senior Executives of SG Ghana with long-standing customers in attendance to the event

Societe Generale Ghana has hosted an exclusive client appreciation lunch at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra, reaffirming the Bank’s commitment to recognising loyalty and deepening relationships built over decades. For this event, the bank invited the first batch of customers to be honoured under the initiative, with the bank indicating plans to hold subsequent engagements to celebrate more long-standing customers.

The event brought together a select group of customers whose journeys with the Bank reflect remarkable trust and longevity. The gathering honoured customers who have banked with SG Ghana for decades, with relationships extending up to 51 years and a minimum of 44 years among those present. This was a strong reflection of enduring trust and partnership that has defined the Bank’s approach to customer engagement.

Fig 2. MD of Societe Generale Ghana, Mr. Hakim Ouzzani welcoming the customers to the event

The lunch was attended by the Bank’s top leadership, including the Managing Director, Mr. Hakim Ouzzani, the Deputy Managing Director – Support, Mr. Kwame Abbey and the Deputy Managing Director – Commercial, Madam Catherine Johnson. Senior executives including Kweku Tweneboa Kodua, General Manager Retail Business and Eli Muzzu, Head of Marketing, Communications & Quality and, also joined the gathering, underscoring the importance the Bank places on staying close to its customers and listening directly to their perspectives.

Welcoming the guests, Mr. Hakim Ouzzani expressed sincere appreciation for the confidence customers have placed in SG Ghana over the years. He noted that the lunch was organised deliberately to celebrate long-standing partnerships and to reiterate the Bank’s ongoing commitment to supporting customers through every stage of their personal and business journeys. He added that the Bank looks forward to “many more years” of shared progress with its customers.

Fig 3. Deputy Managing Director -Commercial of SG Ghana, Madam Catherine Johnson interacting with customers at the event.

Beyond the formal remarks, the event created a relaxed platform for meaningful interaction between customers and the Bank’s leadership. Guests engaged openly with senior management, sharing experiences, reflections, and feedback in a warm atmosphere that was marked by conversation, laughter, and genuine connection.

Fig 4. Deputy Managing Director -Support of SG Ghana, Mr. Kwame Abbey addressing customers at the event.

The client appreciation lunch forms part of Societe Generale Ghana’s broader relationship strategy, one anchored in trust, accessibility, and long-term value. By bringing leadership and customers together in a direct and personal setting, the Bank continues to reinforce a culture of partnership that goes beyond transactions, reflecting its focus on customer experience and sustainable relationships