GCB Bank PLC has announced the appointment of Prof. Joshua Alabi as the new Chairman of its Board, according to Citi Business News.
Commenting on his appointment, a GNA report said Professor Alabi expressed his gratitude to the Board of Directors for their confidence in him.
“I am deeply honoured to lead GCB at this pivotal moment. Together with the Board and management, we will work tirelessly to strengthen GCB's position as a leading financial institution in Ghana and beyond,” he said.
As Chairman of the Board, Professor Alabi will provide strategic oversight and guidance to GCB, furthering the Bank's mission to deliver innovative financial solutions, enhance shareholder value, and contribute to Ghana's economic development.
A distinguished academic and politician, Prof. Alabi brings a wealth of experience in leadership, governance, and strategic planning to the bank’s board.
His leadership is anticipated to enhance GCB Bank’s ambition to become a significant player in Ghana’s banking industry, focusing on innovation, operational efficiency, and customer-oriented services.
As a former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), Prof. Alabi has held various prominent roles, including serving as a Member of Parliament and Regional Minister.
His broad expertise in education, public service, and corporate governance is considered a valuable asset for the bank’s future growth.



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