LONDON, United Kingdom — Robert Kwasi Obrempon-Boateng, Chief Executive Officer of Jenboathan Enterprise, will represent the Ghanaian agribusiness, real estate and international trading sectors at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum. The three-day programme, held across various venues in London from 26 to 28 November 2026, will convene senior business leaders, policymakers and trade officials to address supply chain resilience, market access and export growth.
Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region, Jenboathan Enterprise operates at the intersection of local agricultural development and international trade. The company facilitates cross-border commerce between West Africa and markets across Europe, Asia and the United States, importing and exporting general merchandise while building sustainable supply chains. Its domestic operations focus heavily on rural empowerment, offering inland logistics, agricultural equipment rentals and advisory support to farming communities.
A cornerstone of the enterprise’s domestic strategy is its flexible equipment financing programme, which provides logistical services and transport support to more than 100 local farmers. By introducing a tricycle-on-credit scheme, the company has directly improved transport and mobility in remote agricultural areas, reducing post-harvest losses and integrating smallholder producers into broader commercial networks. The firm also champions sustainable practices, regularly organising annual tree-planting events and advocating for crop rotation and water conservation.
Participation in the London forum follows the company’s recent recognition as the Agri-Business Solutions Innovator at the Go Global Awards 2025. For Jenboathan Enterprise, the convocation provides a strategic platform to expand its cross-border trading partnerships and attract foreign direct investment into Ghana’s agricultural logistics infrastructure. As international markets increasingly prioritise sustainable and traceable supply chains, the company seeks to position West African agribusiness as a viable, eco-friendly destination for global commercial integration.
“Our focus has always been on creating scalable market opportunities and transferring knowledge rather than merely trading goods across borders,” said Robert Kwasi Obrempon-Boateng, Chief Executive Officer of Jenboathan Enterprise. “The integration of West African agriculture into the global supply chain requires robust logistics, sustainable farming practices and reliable international partnerships.
“By participating in this convocation, we aim to demonstrate how targeted investments in rural mobility and equipment financing can yield substantial returns in export capacity. We are bringing practical insights from our work with smallholder farmers in Ghana to a global audience, seeking to forge trade relationships that are both commercially viable and environmentally responsible.”
The forum will allow Mr Obrempon-Boateng, an established advocate for green technology and community-driven business models, to engage directly with international trade officials and export promotion agencies. Through these discussions, Jenboathan Enterprise aims to refine its advisory and logistics services, ensuring they meet the compliance and operational standards required by its trading partners in Europe and North America.
About Jenboathan Enterprise
Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Kumasi, Ghana, Jenboathan Enterprise operates across agribusiness, real estate and international trading. The company supports rural communities through inland logistics services, equipment rentals and agricultural financing, while acting as a gateway for international businesses seeking entry into West African markets.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a three-day summit held across various venues in London from 26 to 28 November 2026. Convened alongside the International Centre for Trade Transparency & Monitoring, the event gathers global executives, trade officials and policymakers to collaborate on strategies for advancing international trade, strengthening supply chain resilience and expanding market access.
About the International Trade Council
Established in 1956, the International Trade Council is an independent, non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce dedicated to advancing sustainable economic growth and foreign direct investment. The organisation supports a diverse network of more than 28,000 members across over 179 countries, encompassing businesses, diplomatic missions, trade ministries and export promotion agencies. By conducting market research and offering educational certification through the ITC Academy, the Council actively works to dismantle trade barriers and foster inclusive, transparent global commerce.
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited, operating as the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring (ICTTM), is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council established in November 2022. Registered in the United Kingdom with operational offices in the UK and the Philippines, the firm focuses on enhancing clarity in global supply chains. Its primary offering is ADAMftd (Advanced Data Analytics and Modeling for Foreign Trade Data), an artificial-intelligence platform that analyses billions of historical and real-time trade data points—including customs records, tariffs and compliance screening—to help organisations assess counterparty risk, model supply chains and forecast market trends.
