Linda Naa Dzama Quaynor has made history at United Bank for Africa (UBA) Ghana after being appointed the bank’s first female Board Chair, marking a significant milestone in its governance and leadership journey.
Quaynor succeeds Kweku Andoh Awotwi, who completed his tenure and retired from the board after years of distinguished service and leadership that supported the bank’s growth.
Her appointment comes as UBA Ghana continues to strengthen its operations and pursue growth in an increasingly competitive financial services environment shaped by digital transformation, changing customer expectations, regulatory pressures, and the need for sustainable expansion.
Prior to becoming Board Chair, Quaynor served as Chair of UBA Ghana’s Technology and Information Security Committee, where she provided strategic oversight on resilience, risk management, and governance.
She brings more than 25 years of experience spanning management consulting, financial services, public policy advisory and corporate strategy across Africa and international markets.
Her career has
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