Olakunle Olutimchin making a presentation
Marketing Support Consultancy Limited (MSC), a global marketing research agency located at Achimota in Accra, has climaxed its 10th anniversary with a Thanksgiving Service at the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) Yahweh Temple in East Legon, Accra.
Rev. Ishmaila Awudu, Head Pastor of the Church, lauded the management and staff of the company for significantly growing the company.
He urged them to work hard to provide services which will help to extend their frontiers, adding that they should continue to be law abiding and transparent in their dealings with clients and government.
Olakunle Olutimchin, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MSC, in an interview with BUSINESS GUIDE, praised God for sustaining and helping the company to become the leading marketing research agency in Africa.
The CEO, who was beaming in smiles, also expressed appreciation to members of staff for their team spirit which he said has greatly contributed to the company’s rapid growth.
He explained that the company offers services in business intelligence, marketing research and other tailor made services for local and multinational companies.
“The journey has not been that rosy, however our sense of direction, vision and focus has always guided us to deliver the best of services to our clients; today we offer services in more than 10 Africa countries and we still aspire to be a brand of excellence in the coming years,” he remarked.
Touching on other activities marking the 10th anniversary, he said that the company embarked on a health walk and screened about 200 residents of Abofu and its environs.
In addition, the company donated cash and other items to two institutions- Caring Hands of God Children’s Home located at Kwabenya, near Madina in Accra and Accident Victim Support Group.
The orphanage received GH¢1,000, food items, used clothing and shoes while the Accident Group also received GH¢2,000.
“We are 10 years today, God has been so good to us, it’s just good that we celebrate this anniversary and put smiles on the faces of the less privileged in society,” he added.
By Solomon Ofori