Word from the CEO
Mr. Gregory Simpe Asante
Chief Executive Officer, Corporate Passport GH
“At Corporate Passport Ltd., our mission is driven by a deep commitment to empowering Africa’s youth and fostering sustainable business growth. For many years, we have dedicated ourselves to creating transformative opportunities that equip young individuals with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to thrive in today’s competitive world.
Youth unemployment remains a significant challenge across Africa, and we believe that through strategic partnerships, innovative training programs, and entrepreneurship development, we can build a future where every young person has access to meaningful employment and business opportunities. Our work is not just about skill development—it’s about inspiring confidence, fostering innovation, and creating a generation of leaders who will shape the continent’s future.
At Corporate Passport, we are proud to collaborate with industry leaders, educational institutions, and policymakers to drive impactful change. As Group CEO, I am honored to lead this vision and remain committed to ensuring that our programs continue to create lasting impact.
Together, we can build a prosperous future for Africa’s youth.“
Who is Gregory Simpe Asante
With over 35 years of international business development experience across industries, Mr. Gregory Simpe-Asante is a seasoned business development and enablement trainer. He combines entrepreneurial drive with proven business development and concept creation ensuring business ideas come to fruition.
His knowledge and expertise in sales management across industries has equipped him with immense insight into the challenges faced with today’s business regarding growth and sustainability. Gregory’s focus is on revenue generation and strategies to ensure healthy bank balances for SME’s and large corporations alike ensuring differentiated positions with products and services.
Gregory’s specialization is in new business development in major markets and industries. he is known for providing revolutionary sales and marketing strategies that which includes training, implementing, supporting and re-enforcing his developed strategies as he engages business with a clearly well-defined business framework that enables companies’ fast growth and profitability.
Gregory believes in practical hands-on support after training, which is a key differentiator in his business development service offering. Mr. Simpe-Asante was recognized and awarded by the Institute of Sales Management (ISM) UK the center status in Ghana for Africa in accrediting corporate sales professionals with Diploma, Certificates and Awards in sales from 2017 to 2020. Gregory is an advocate for the sales industry in ensuring value, recognition is placed on the sales professional as he sees this as a critical role in business. He is passionate and committed to business education and training.
Gregory has developed trained several strategic sales programs across the following industries, the financial sector, training and ISM accrediting front line sales and marketing banking staff in Ghana in partnership with the National Banking College of Ghana, the Ghana Insurance College where he trained and supported over 120 insurance sales managers across the insurance industry in Ghana.
Undoubtedly, he has worked with huge corporations such as MTN AYO, the Business & Financial Times Newspaper, Ghana’s leading business media house, Petra Pensions, Regent University among others, creating youth employment opportunities he has placed over 3000 youth in employment through the Corporate Passport Program. (How to Create Your Own Employment Opportunity) his flagship program for youth employment.
Finally, internationally, Gregory consulted for the Afro Carribean Chamber of Commerce (ACCCNI) as the Chief Operating Officer. He developed business ideas, supporting and ensuring African businesses in Northern Ireland (Belfast) were well recognized. He published the only ethnic minority magazine (ASPIRE) showcasing the unique contributions ethnic minority business contribute to the local economy in Northern Ireland.