The CEO of the Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA), Margaret Ansei, has emphasised the importance of continuous improvement as a key driver of business growth and national development. She said this while addressing stakeholders at the 2025 Ghana National Kaizen Awards held in Accra. Ms Margaret Ansei praised Ghanaian enterprises that have embraced the Kaizen philosophy, small, steady improvements leading to long-term impact. The GEA boss also tied the Kaizen philosophy to President John Mahama’s 24-hour economy vision, describing Kaizen as the “practical mindset and tools” needed to sustain efficiency, innovation, and productivity in Ghana’s enterprises. Looking ahead, Ms Margaret Ansei revealed that the GEA is committed to nurturing “model Kaizen enterprises in every region of the country,” to create decent jobs, strengthen the economy, and prepare Ghanaian businesses for continental and global competitiveness.