Stephen Nana Korsah

Stephen Nana Korsah serves as the Senior Business Development Manager at Jobex Company Ltd, a prominent Ghanaian firm supporting the mining and industrial sectors across West Africa. In this executive capacity, Mr Korsah is responsible for driving strategic corporate growth, identifying new market opportunities, and fostering key commercial relationships with multinational mining corporations. His role is instrumental in expanding the company’s market footprint, managing its diverse portfolio of services, and leading business development initiatives across the region.

 

Mr Korsah’s academic background includes a Master’s degree from the prestigious School of Public Service and Governance at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), which he completed in July 2026. This advanced training in governance and public service equips him with a sophisticated understanding of regulatory frameworks, public-private partnerships, and strategic management, all of which are critical to navigating the highly regulated mining, trade, and import-export sectors in West Africa.

 

Organisation

Jobex Company Ltd is an established Ghanaian limited liability firm incorporated in 2009, boasting over fifteen years of consistent operations within the regional mining industry. Headquartered in Accra, the company is a trusted supplier of industrial and specialised chemicals, such as sodium hydroxide, hydrochloric acid, and grinding media sourced from ISO-accredited manufacturers in China. Jobex serves major multinational gold producers including Goldfields Ghana Ltd, Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd, and Golden Star Resources. The firm has diversified into civil engineering, logistics, camp catering, and janitorial services, and operates as a licensed gold trading entity regulated by Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana. Highlighting its international standing, Jobex was nominated for the International Trade Council’s Go Global Awards 2025.

 

Areas of Focus

• West African mining support services and industrial chemical supply chains.
• Regulated gold trading and export compliance under central banking authorities.
• Strategic international sourcing and partnerships, particularly with Asian manufacturers.
• Cross-border trade facilitation, logistics, and multi-sector corporate diversification.
• Developing robust public-private partnerships within the West African extractive sector.

 

At the Forum

At the Global Convocation & Leadership Forum in London, Mr Korsah aims to establish strategic connections with international trade officials, global suppliers, and potential investment partners. He seeks to explore new avenues for market access, enhance supply chain resilience for chemical imports, and promote Jobex’s capabilities as a licensed gold exporter and premier mining services partner in West Africa.