Agribusiness, Business Development Advisor, and Digital Marketer
I am Andrew Kofi Takyi, a results-driven business development advisor based in the Greater Accra Region, Ghana, with over 9 years of experience across agribusiness, logistics, microfinance, and operations.
I currently serve as Business Development Manager at the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), where I conduct market research, develop business strategies to achieve sales targets and expand our customer base, and identify new products and strategic partnerships. Concurrently, I work as a part-time operations manager at Alltech Ghana Limited, overseeing SDLC Operations, process improvement, resource and team management, tools and infrastructure, and budget, vendor, and risk management.
My career began in shipping and logistics, with internships at the Ghana Catholic Service Secretariat and Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority, and as a shipper service assistant in the National Service at the Ghana Shippers Authority, where I liaised between shippers and cargo handlers and represented shippers' welfare in customs meetings. I then moved into sales and marketing at Menzgold as a sales and marketing specialist, where I increased sales growth by 80% through targeted campaigns and social media strategies.
At MASLOC, I progressed from Credit Officer / Credit Admin (2020-2022), conducting risk analysis and financial modelling to ensure zero audit findings, to Administrative Secretary (2022-2025), optimizing workflows and executive operations, to my current leadership role.
I am currently pursuing an MPhil in Agribusiness at the University of Ghana. I hold a BSc in Port and Shipping Administration from Regional Maritime University and certificates in Virtual Assistance and AI Career Essentials from ALX Africa.
I excel in strategic planning, team leadership, market research, customer relationship management, and detailed execution.
Skills: Graphic Design, Web Development, Video Editing, Microsoft Office Suite, Analytical Tools, Business Strategy
Languages: English, Twi
February 2020-
Microfinance and Small Loans Centre
. Conducting market research to identify customer needs, competitors, and market trends, enhancing
strategic planning and decision-making.
• Developing and implementing business strategies to achieve sales targets and expand the customer
base, increasing revenue.
• Identifying new products, business opportunities.
• Identifying new business or organizational partnership with Masloc.
2025 - Present
Alltech Ghana Limited (Part-Time)
• Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) Operations
• Process Improvement & Efficiency
• Resource & Team Management
• Tools, Infrastructure & Systems
• Budget, Vendor & Risk Management
• Cross-Functional Collaboration
Feb 2016 - Aug 2018
Menzgold Ghana Limited
• Increased sales growth by 80% through targeted marketing campaigns and social media strategies,
enhancing brand visibility and customer engagement.
• Conducted market research to identify key trends, collaborated with sales teams to enhance cross
selling opportunities, resulting in an increase in sales.
• Organized company events to foster team engagement, improving customer service processes and
increasing client satisfaction rates.
2024 - Present
University of Ghana
2010 - 2014
Regional Maritime University

Wallet Mundial is a digital membership and financial management platform designed to support informal savings and community groups in Ghana, Africa, and beyond. The platform helps groups efficiently manage member records, savings contributions, loans, and financial activities in a simple and transparent way.
Our goal is to empower local groups with simple digital tools that strengthen financial inclusion, transparency, and sustainable community development. I was a lead project manager who oversaw the advisory of the project to suit the real-time objectives of the project through my background in agribusiness. I also served as the trainer-of-trainers head and coordinator to ensure I trained about 90 trainees who were to supervise the usage of the application
This research is an ongoing work, and it pertains to how microfinance companies, especially MASLOC, have an impact on the food retail industry in Ghana