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As the new director of the Ashanti Regional National Service Authority, Fynn Emmanuel Regan assumes leadership. Fynn Emmanuel Regan is the new director of the Ashanti Regional National Service Authority office in Kumasi.
Director Regan reaffirmed his dedication to his job on his first day of work today, stressing the value of collaboration and creating a lasting legacy. “It is not how long you serve, but how best you serve and leave a lasting legacy,” Director Regan told reporters.
He underlined that the National Service Authority is a government agency and that its effectiveness is determined by its impact rather than only service duration. Director Regan urged employees to collaborate in order to accomplish the service’s objectives.
The Director of Cooperate Affairs, Tweneboah Kodua, formally introduced the new director to the personnel.
Taking Director Regan on a tour of the office, Mr. Kodua introduced him to the various departments with the help of Madam Adade, the accountant; Madam Abigail, the certificate preparation coordinator; and George Blankson, the regional administrator. Focus on providing exceptional service and making a lasting impression was the clear message that Director Fynn Emmanuel Regan conveyed to the workers.
He urged employees to set aside their disagreements and join forces to achieve a common objective. Director Regan is well-positioned to establish new standards for the Ashanti Regional National Service Authority office because of his dedication to duty and teamwork.
Staff and stakeholders are excited to observe the effects of Director Regan’s leadership as he transitions into his new position.With an emphasis on legacy and teamwork, the National Service Authority is in a good position to improve the lives of service members and the community at large.
