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Tonyi Senayah Is Ghana’s Most Influential Young Entrepreneur

By Charles Nii Ayiku Ayiku
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JAN 18, 2016 LISTEN
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The Chief Executive Officer of Horseman Shoes, Mr Tonyi Senayah has been voted Ghana’s most influential young entrepreneur for 2015.

Mr Senayah popular known as the President’s shoemaker also made it to the 9th position as the Most Influential Young Ghanaian out of a list of 50 personalities.

According to the organisers Avance Media, public Votes accounted for 80% of total votes, whiles an Impact Assess Research conducted by the Agape Research Center made the remaining 20% of the final rankings.

“These great young achievers have toiled for Ghana, representing and influencing their motherland positively across diverse activities and have shown their relevance among millions of young people across Ghana,” a statement from the organisers said.

In launching what became confidently rated and endorsed by the public as the most comprehensive ranking in Ghana so far, Prince Akpah, MD of Avance Media stated, "even though 2015 was marked as a year coupled with lot of challenges, it also turned out to be a motivating one attested by the massive involvement of young people in various activities bringing at par their works and impacts."

Horseman Shoes have received massive endorsement from personalities all over the world including the President of Ghana , John Dramani Mahama who in Parliament during the State of the Nation Address in 2014 and the launch of the Made in Ghana campaign affirmed his love for Horseman Shoes, saying they are very comfortable and durable.

Below are the 2015 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaian based on categories.

Entrepreneurship
Tonyi Senayah
Dr. Randy Osae Bediako
Nana Bediako Kwame
Kafui Adzah
Israella Kafui Mansu
Media
Anas Aremeyaw Anas
Nathaniel Anokye Adisi (Bola Ray)
Bernard Avle
Manasseh Azure
Mabel Aku Baneseh
Sports
Dede Ayew
Gary Al-Smith
Martha Bissa
Mercy Myles
Erasmus Kwaw
Governance and Leadership
Francis-Xavier Sosu
Franklin Cudjoe
Sarah Adwoa Safo
Prosper Hoetu
Technology
Farida Bedwei
Alloysius Attah
Kwadwo Safo Jnr
Maximus Ametorgoh
Derrydean Dadzie
CSO & Philanthropy
Asamoah Gyan
Sara Nana Yeboah
Ato Ulzen Appiah
Elizabeth Patterson
Juliet Ibrahim
Personal Development and Coaching
Dr. Naomi Adjepong
Edem Adzaho
Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah
Jeremiah Buabeng
Bernard Kevin Clive
Emmanuel Woyome
Business Development
Albert Kusi
John Armah
Petra Aba Asamoah
Ekow Mensah
Alain Gbeasor
Health
Dr. William Okyere Frimpong
Dr. Byrite Asamoah
Kobby Blay
Bright Simons
Raindolf Owusu
Arts and Entertainment
John Dumelo
Shirley Frimpong Manso
Rebecca Acheampong (Becca)
Nana Asaase
Peace Hyde
Below is the full list of the 50 top winners:

1 Anas Aremeyaw Anas - Journalist; CEO, Tiger Eye PI

2 Bola Ray (Nathaniel Anokye Adisi) - TV & Radio Host; CEO, EIB Network

3 Dede Ayew - Footballer; Black Star &, Swansea City

4 Francis-Xavier Sosu - Lawyer; Managing Partner, F-X Law and Associates

5 Farida Bedwei - Entrepreneur; CTO, Logiciel Ltd
6 Asamoah Gyan - Philanthropist; Skipper, Black Stars

7 Dr. Naomi Adjepong - Trainer; COO, Alpha Beta Educational Centre

8 Franklin Cudjoe - Advocate; CEO, Imani Ghana
9 Tonyi Senayah - Entrepreneur; CEO, Horseman Shoes

10 Albert Kusi - Public Speaker; CEO, LEC Holdings Ltd

11 Gary Al-Smith - Journalist; Sports Host, Joy FM & Joy News

12 John Armah - Entrepreneur; CEO, Orios Group
13 Dr. Randy Osae Bediako - Entrepreneur; CEO, Kharis Group

14 Dr. William Okyere Frimpong - Doctor; Medical Director, LEKMA Polyclinic

15 Bernard Avle - TV & Radio Host; Programs Director, Citi FM

16 Martha Bissa - Athlete; Olympic Gold Medalist
17 Edem Adzaho - Trainer; CEO, Spec Consult Ltd
18 Nana Bediako Kwame - Entrepreneur; CEO, Wonda World Estates

19. Sara Nana Yeboah - Philanthropist; Co-Founder, The Sangy Foundation

20 Dr. Byrite Asamoah - Medical Doctor; Producer, Vodafone Healthline

21 Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah - Speaker; CEO, Zoweh Global Consult

22 Ato Ulzen Appiah - Social Entrepreneur; Director, Ghana Think Foundation

23 Alloysius Attah - Entrepreneur; CEO, Farmerline Ltd

24 Elizabeth Patterson - Social Entrepreneur; Girls Education Initiative Ghana

25 John Dumelo - Actor
26 Kwadwo Safo Jnr - Entrepreneur; CEO, Kantanka Group

27 Shirley Frimpong Manso - Film Maker; CEO, Sparrows Productions

28 Becca (Rebecca Acheampong) - Musician
29 Kafui Adzah - Entrepreneur; CEO, Cookhouse
30 Manasseh Azure - Journalist; Multimedia Group
31 Kobby Blay - Nurse; CEO, Ghana Health Nest
32 Israella Kafui Mansu - Entrepreneur; CEO, Mansuki Ghana Limited

33 Mercy Myles - Athlete; Skipper, Black Queens
34 Jeremiah Buabeng - Public Speaker; CEO, Buabeng Communications

35 Petra Aba Asamoah - Speaker; GM, Delta Air Lines GSA, Ghana

36 Nana Asaase - Poet; CEO, Asaase Inscriptions
37 Bright Simons - Entrepreneur; CEO, mPedigree
38 Ekow Mensah - Entrepreneur; CEO, TANOE
39. Alain Gbeasor - Entrepreneur; Chairman, Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs

40 Mabel Aku Baneseh - Journalist; Daily Graphic
41 Sarah Adwoa Safo - Politician; MP, Dome Kwabenya Constituency

42 Maximus Ametorgoh - Technologist; CEO, PopOut
43 Juliet Ibrahim - Philanthropist; CEO, Juliet Ibrahim Foundation

44 Bernard Kevin Clive - Public Speaker; CEO, BKC Consulting

45 Raindolf Owusu - Technologist; CEO, Oasis Websoft Ltd

46 Emmanuel Woyome - Speaker; CEO, Corporate Consulting Limited

47 Derrydean Dadzie - Entrepreneur; CEO, Dreamoval Ltd

48 Prosper Hoetu - Advocate; Director, YOUNET
49 Erasmus Kwaw - Journalist; Sports Host, GBC
50 Peace Hyde - TV Host; CEO, AIM Higher Africa
The 2015 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians was led by Avance Media in partnership with Dream Ambassadors Foundation GH, Synergy for Success Ghana, Kanea Multimedia, Agape Research Enter, Synergy Events, impactshapers.com, CliqAfrica and Kobby Webs Technology.

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