Majesty Galaxy CEO, Mr. Felix Sangteeh, to Be Inducted into the Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame 2026

In corporate leadership, recognition means little unless it is earned—measured not by visibility, but by impact. That is why the upcoming 11th Edition of the Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame (CHOF) 2026 is drawing attention across the executive space. It is not simply an event on the calendar; it is a high-level acknowledgement reserved for boardroom leaders whose contributions have stood out in both performance and professional conduct.

This year, the spotlight turns to Mr. Felix Sangteeh, Chief Executive Officer of Majesty Galaxy Ghana Limited, who has been selected for induction into the Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame 2026 following what is described as a comprehensive and highly competitive selection process.

Event Details:
Date: March 26, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM (Prompt)
Venue: La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra

Majesty Galaxy’s CSR Footprint Through the Majesty Galaxy Foundation
Beyond the boardroom, Majesty Galaxy Ghana Limited has positioned social responsibility as a defining expression of its corporate identity. Through the Majesty Galaxy Foundation—its philanthropic arm—the company consistently supports vulnerable groups, expands access to education and employment, responds to urgent community needs, and advances inclusion-driven development across Ghana. These interventions are deliberately aligned with the company’s operational sectors, reflecting a practical belief that long-term business relevance is inseparable from meaningful community impact.

Its CSR approach is anchored in humanitarian relief, education and youth empowerment, sustainable livelihoods, and community partnerships. Notable efforts include scholarships and mentorship, digital skills training, and ICT support for underserved youth. The Foundation supports widows and orphanages, responds to floods and emergencies, and delivers health outreach through screenings and mobile clinics.

Highlights of Our Community Contributions:

• Donated a complete soccer kit to the Dambaa Youth Association in the Upper West Region.
• Supported widows with food, startup capital, and emotional care programs.
• Provided emergency aid for health, education, and sustenance needs.
• Lead supporter of Martha Inspire Foundation in Tamale.
• Partnered with BarCamp 2025 in Wa to support youth-driven development.
• Donations to orphanages in Accra, Kumasi, Bolgatanga, Techiman, and beyond.
• Built boreholes and sanitation facilities for rural communities.
• Distributed school uniforms, books, and desks to underprivileged schools.
• Provided disaster relief supplies to flood victims in northern Ghana.
• Organized free medical screenings and mobile clinics.
• Renovated a community library in the Upper East Region with books and digital tools.
• Facilitated vocational training in hairdressing, tailoring, welding, and masonry.
• Served as lead sponsor for Queen of the North Season 5.
• Contributed to the Wa Naa Palace and Waala Traditional Council for Dumba Festival 2025.
• Implemented internal educational sponsorships for Majesty staff.
• Provided subsidized farm inputs to farmers across Northern Ghana.

A Recognition Reserved for the Exceptional
The Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame is structured as a premium platform that convenes an elite circle of corporate and institutional leaders, including board chairpersons, executive directors, and selected non-executive directors across Ghana’s private and public sectors. Admission is not open or routine. Membership is derived through a formal selection process that examines leadership credentials, strategic contribution, corporate conduct, and board-level impact.

For Mr. Sangteeh, the upcoming induction represents more than an award; it is a formal endorsement of leadership qualities and achievements considered exemplary within Ghana’s corporate ecosystem. His selection signals a growing recognition of the standards he represents—vision, governance, and executive performance anchored in results.

The Organizers Behind the Platform
CHOF is promoted, organized, and facilitated by The Business Executive Media Group, an international organization headquartered in Accra, Ghana, with operational activity across Africa, Europe, North America, and the Middle East. The Hall’s reputation is built on the credibility of its process and the calibre of leaders who form its membership.

Programme Organizers and Sponsors include: Africa Outstanding Professionals Awards, APSO African Public Service Optimum Awards, Africa Global Trade & Investment Awards, Ghana Industry CEO Awards, and more.

What Induction into CHOF Represents
Induction into the Hall is designed to mark a leader’s standing, but also to broaden their influence through an exclusive network. As a duly inducted member, Mr. Sangteeh would gain access to a community focused on:

• Executive networking with top-tier corporate and institutional decision-makers.
• Mentorship and capacity building at a board and leadership level.
• Exchange of strategic ideas and perspectives with peers.
• Collaboration in business and socio-economic initiatives.
• Advocacy that supports improved economic policy and industry standards.
• Collective corporate social responsibility initiatives under the Hall’s umbrella.

Looking Ahead
For Mr. Felix Sangteeh, this forthcoming induction is a significant milestone—one that acknowledges leadership, strengthens executive credibility, and places him within a distinguished corporate fraternity. More importantly, it presents a platform for ongoing contribution: the kind of collaboration, advocacy, and strategic exchange that can influence institutions and, ultimately, economic progress.

As the date approaches, the Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame 2026 is shaping up to be more than a celebratory evening. It is positioning itself as a strong reminder that leadership—when matched with integrity and measurable impact—deserves to be recognized at the highest level.