Ghana will host some of Africa’s most influential finance leaders in November, when the Conference of African Chief Finance Officers (CACFO) brings together corporate finance chiefs, policymakers, and industry stakeholders at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel.
The two-day event, scheduled for November 3–4, 2025, is being organized by CACFO in collaboration with the International CFO Alliance, the University of Ghana Business School, and KPMG.
Themed “Profit, Risks & Scalability: The African CFO on a Continent in Flux,” the conference will provide a dedicated platform for business finance leaders to examine emerging challenges, share strategies for growth, and explore new opportunities in a rapidly shifting economic environment.
“The role of CFOs has never been more crucial, as organizations navigate uncertainty, technological disruption, and new growth frontiers,” the organizers said in a joint statement.
Policy, Dialogue, and Leadership
Key features of CACFO 2025 include:
• Policy Leaders Dialogue – An engagement between finance executives and leading fiscal and monetary policymakers.
• Plenary Sessions – With keynote speeches, fireside chats, and panel discussions featuring prominent CFOs.
• Dedicated Panels – For young and aspiring CFOs, as well as a women’s dialogue spotlighting female finance leaders shaping Africa’s economy.
• CACFO Marketplace – A networking hub designed to connect participants with new business opportunities.
The gathering will culminate in the Africa Finance Leaders Awards and Reception, recognizing exceptional contributions of CFOs and finance leaders in both corporate and government roles.
High-Level Participants
A distinguished line-up of speakers and guests is expected, including:
• John Dramani Mahama, President of Ghana (Special Guest of Honor)
• H.E. Mohammed Nasheed, Former President of Maldives and Secretary General, Climate Vulnerable Forum
• Hon. Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, Ghana’s Minister for Finance
• Hon. Essowe Georges Barcola, Togo’s Minister of Finance and Economy
• Dr. Johnson Asiama, Governor, Bank of Ghana
• Ayo Adepoju, Group CFO, Ecobank
• Tsholofelo Molefe, Group CFO, MTN
• Hassatou Diop N’Sele, Vice President, Finance & CFO, African Development Bank
With top-level discussions on profitability, risk management, and scaling businesses in Africa, CACFO 2025 is set to become one of the continent’s most influential platforms for corporate finance leadership.
The CACFO is committed to providing a niche platform to promote corporate and public financial excellence by connecting key players shaping Africa’s financial landscape to share best practices and build meaningful partnerships that drives growth.
For information on how to participate visit www.cacfo.org or email [email protected]
