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Ecobank Appoints Jeremy Awori As New Group CEO

by Olushola Bello and Bukola Idowu
September 12, 2022
in Business, News
Jeremy Awori

Jeremy Awori

Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) has appointed Jeremy Awori  as the new group chief executive officer following the retirement of the group CEO,, ETI, Ade Ayeyemi.

Ayeyemi’s retirement was based on his attainment of age of 60, in accordance with ETI policy. The board of directors selected Awori as the new Group CEO noting that the relevant effective dates will be communicated in due course.

The group chairman of ETI, Alain Nkontchou, thanked Ayeyemi for his immense contribution during his seven years at the helm of the Ecobank Group as Group CEO.

He added that, “Ayeyemi can be rightly proud of his success in leading the implementation of the Roadmap to Leadership strategy, navigating Ecobank through challenges, seizing opportunities, and positioning Ecobank for sustainable long-term growth.

 

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“His deep knowledge, unrivaled vision, commitment and infinite passion made all the difference. It has been a real pleasure working with him. I count on his continuous support to ensure a smooth transition as we onboard Jeremy Awori as the new Group CEO.”

He stated that “Awori is a highly respected leader in the banking industry with significant achievements in his previous capacities. The board of directors strongly believes that his drive and strong focus on results will be vital in steering the Group in its next phase.”

Ayeyemi expressed his deep gratitude for the opportunity to lead the Ecobank Group, saying “it is a privilege to lead an amazing team of Ecobankers in bringing the Ecobank Group back to growth and continuing to realise our commendable pan-African mandate.”

He also expressed his commitment to a smooth transition and onboarding of his successor. The incoming Group CEO, Jeremy Awori, said: “it is a great honour to be appointed Ecobank Group’s chief executive officer. I look forward to consolidating the transformation of Ecobank, a truly pan-African institution full of talented people, while innovating to create value for all Ecobank’s stakeholders. I am humbled by the opportunity to contribute to the continent’s economic development and financial integration with Ecobank Group.”

Awori is joining Ecobank Group following 25 years long career in the banking industry, with almost a decade leading Absa Bank Kenya Plc as the CEO & managing director.

Before joining Absa, Jeremy held multiple leadership roles at Standard Chartered Bank across the Middle-East and Africa. He brings a wealth of experience, skills, and industry know-how to the Ecobank Group.

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