Veteran journalist and Communications Strategist, David Ampofo, has been appointed as CEO of the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber.
David takes over from Charles Darku (former Managing Director of Tullow Oil Ghana) who was the first Chairman and CEO, and who is credited with operationalising the Chamber.
The Chairman of the Council of the Chamber, Kweku Awotwi, who is the Executive Vice President of Tullow PLC says: “We are happy to have David join us, and trust that his good advocacy skills will not only benefit members of the Chamber but also the industry as a whole. David has distinguished himself as a Public Affairs professional, a passionate advocate and a critical thinker with outstanding communication skills”.
Commenting on his appointment, David said: “I am looking forward to working with members and all industry stakeholders, including government, in a collective effort to ensure that there is maximum value realised for both investors and the people of Ghana”.
About The Chamber
The Upstream Chamber represents the shared interests of companies involved in oil and gas exploration/production, as well as oil field services in the country. The Chamber promotes, enhances and facilitates growth of the industry through networking, education, industry information and advocacy for a favourable business environment. As the industry’s voice, the Chamber provides advocacy services to its members and helps them navigate the regulatory framework.
The Chamber also offers a platform through which the industry can be reached by stakeholders from across the economy, including local communities.
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