Resources Intermediaries Limited Ghana has marked its 15th anniversary by donating an undisclosed amount to Ushers Hospital to pay minor bills of patients who cannot afford medical bills after being treated by the hospital.
The Managing Director for Resources Intermediaries, Emmanuel Boateng, who made made the presentation on behalf of management, said the initiative was inspired by the difficulties many patients encounter in accessing money to pay for their medical bills which is a source of worry and as a company this is their widow’s mite to support those who are in dire need.
Recieving the cheque on behalf of the hospital, Specialist Doctor Philomina Bonsu, who is the Sub-Municipal Director at the Hospital, expressed appreciation to Resources Intermediaries Limited (RIL) for the the kind gesture and said this will go a long way to help patients who cannot afford their medical bills expecially in the community the hospital is situated.
She appealed to more corporate bodies to come to the aid of the hospital anytime the need be.
In an exclusive interview with veteran broadcaster Victor Morrison, Executive Director of Business Development Dorcas Beeko Mangesi expressed her gratitude to the Board of company in shaping and coaching them to improve their workng conditions and also supporting staff who work day and night to continue to deliver in ensuring Resources Intermediaries Limited Ghana always stays on top.
Resilience and determination
Reflecting on the company’s 15-year journey, Mr Emmanuel Boateng described its growth as a story of resilience, innovation and determination.
He said Resources Intermediaries Premier began operations with only five employees but had grown into a nationwide Human resources provider across the country.
“Like every start-up, the journey was not easy. We went through difficult moments, but by the grace of God, we have overcome those initial challenges,” he said.
He attributed the company’s success to staff who work tirelessly to meet their goals.
Challenges
On challenges, the CEO said the company, like many businesses, was affected during the Covid-19 pandemic and the high rates of the dollar.
He, however, said the company had recovered from the setback and remained financially strong.
Looking ahead, Mr Boateng called for a stable macroeconomic environment to enable businesses to plan effectively and grow sustainably.
He said recent improvements in inflation and exchange rate stability were encouraging and expressed optimism that the trend would continue.
“A stable economy will enable businesses to make reliable projections, expand their operations and continue delivering quality services to customers,” he said.