Natives of Nzema, where the Gas Processing Plant is situated, have welcomed the appointment of Madam Judith Adwoba Blay as CEO of Ghana Gas. President Mahama’s strategic appointment marks a significant milestone in Ghana’s energy landscape, leveraging Blay’s extensive experience in leadership, policy development, and sustainable business practices .
Blay’s impressive track record spans over two decades, with a strong focus on strategic growth, regulatory compliance, and local content development. Her current role as Deputy Director of Contracts Administration at the Petroleum Commission Ghana has seen her drive a remarkable 25% annual increase in local supplier participation in the upstream petroleum industry.
Blay’s expertise extends to procurement and supply chain management, having played a key role at Bui Power Authority, and contributing to large-scale energy reforms as a Project Coordinator at the Ministry of Energy.
Her academic credentials are equally impressive, with an MA in International Transactions from George Mason University, an MSc in Procurement & Supply Chain Management from KNUST, and a BA in French and Linguistics from the University of Ghana.
As a chartered member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS-UK) and with an LLM in Public Procurement Law & Policy from the University of Nottingham in the works, Blay is poised to bring her visionary leadership to the forefront of Ghana’s gas sector.
In a complementary move, Robert Lartey has been elevated to Deputy CEO, reinforcing the company’s commitment to strong leadership and operational efficiency. With Blay at the helm, Ghana Gas is set to thrive under her guidance, driving growth, sustainability, and success in the nation’s energy sector.
