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GTA CEO responds to Abeiku Santana’s concerns over access to her office
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GTA Deputy CEO Abeiku Santana Raises Concerns Over Access to CEO for Urgent Decisions
Deputy Chief Executive Officer for the Ghana Tourism Authority, Abeiku Santana, has had to write to the Creative Arts Minister to complain bitterly about the unavailability of his Chief Executive Officer.
In a letter that has since gone viral, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer indicated that his intention is not to make a personal complaint but to highlight a communication gap that needs to be addressed.
He sought the intervention of the Minister to help establish effective communication and consultation arrangements between the CEO and his office, especially on urgent matters.
In a letter written to the Board Chairperson of the Authority, Mrs Houadjeto said she operates an open-door policy, particularly for executive and senior management officers, and questioned the suggestion that her availability had been a challenge.
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