Dzam Daniel Komla

October 7, 2026

Nina E.

ITC Featured Member

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Dzam Daniel Komla

Operations

Portlink Ghana Limited

Dzam Daniel Komla serves in an operations leadership capacity at Portlink Ghana Limited, a prominent Ghanaian logistics and freight forwarding provider. In this role, Mr Komla is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day logistical workflows, ensuring the seamless execution of end-to-end freight solutions, and managing the co-ordination of domestic and international cargo movements. His operational oversight extends across the company’s key hubs, including its headquarters in Tema and branches in Aflao and the Airport Cargo Village.

 

Under his operational guidance, the company manages a dedicated fleet of more than 20 modern trucks, facilitating reliable road transport alongside its comprehensive sea and air cargo services. Mr Komla’s focus remains on maintaining high standards of efficiency and compliance within customs clearance, warehousing, and cross-border logistics. He supports the company’s commitment to delivering secure, cost-effective shipping solutions for a diverse clientele, ranging from small enterprises to multinational corporations operating across West African and international corridors.

 

Organisation

Portlink Ghana Limited is an established freight forwarding and supply chain management company headquartered in Tema, Ghana. With over a decade of industry experience, the firm specialises in end-to-end logistics, including customs brokerage, warehousing, project management, and specialised services such as ship chandelling and oilfield support. Portlink operates robust cross-border routes within West Africa and services international trade flows from Europe and the Caribbean. Notably, the company was named a finalist in the African Logistics Excellence category at the 2025 Go Global Awards and is currently constructing a state-of-the-art corporate headquarters and logistics exhibition centre to drive regional industry innovation.

 

Areas of Focus

  • Cross-border logistics and West African trade corridor integration
  • Customs clearance optimisation and international trade compliance
  • Fleet management and sustainable supply chain operations
  • End-to-end freight forwarding and bulk cargo handling solutions

 

At the Forum

At the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum in London, Mr Komla aims to engage with global trade officials, policymakers, and industry peers to discuss supply chain resilience and market access. He is focused on exploring strategic partnerships that can enhance West African trade connectivity, sharing insights on regional logistics challenges, and identifying collaborative opportunities to support sustainable international trade growth.