Worlali Senyo has been named the new Ghana Country Manager at Farmerline, a major worldwide agritech firm that is now a group.
Alloysius Attah, a co-founder of the business who is currently the CEO of Farmerline Group, is succeeded by Worlali. Worlali will be in charge of managing the business's regional operations and promoting expansion in Ghana's agriculture industry in his capacity as the new country manager.
Worlali has more than 15 years of expertise in creating and deploying solutions that help farmers, making him a seasoned specialist in both agriculture and ICT. He has played a significant role in enabling Farmerline to work with more than 3,000 groups worldwide and serve over 1.7 million farmers.
Worlali has been a major driver behind the company's objective to empower farmers via new technology as a key member of the leadership team.His area of expertise is creating long-lasting alliances to create, maintain, and scale solutions in markets, education, behavior change, and climate resilience.
Worlali's enthusiasm is evident in his desire to encourage smallholder farmers to contribute to a healthy environment and the digitalization of agriculture.
Worlali brings a variety of expertise and experience to the role of Country Manager, with a Master's degree in ICTs for Development from the University of Manchester, UK, and a Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Science with a concentration in Economics from the University of Ghana.
He is a regular speaker at business conferences and a well-known thought leader in agritech on the African continent. His knowledge and experience have also been highlighted in several publications.
"My 10-year journey with Farmerline has been an incredible learning experience, and I'm honored to lead the charge in Ghana to drive positive impact for smallholder farmers," said Worlali in a statement.
Worlali Senyo is the ideal candidate to serve as Farmerline's Ghana Country Manager, according to Alloysius Attah, Co-Founder and Group CEO.
Agritech company Farmerline, which was established in 2013 to serve 800 farmers, has already digitalized millions of farmers worldwide through hundreds of partnerships in several nations.
Additionally, Farmerline collaborates with other agricultural industry players to give smallholder farmers access to markets, funding, and inputs.
Real-time traceability, certification audits, farm mapping, farmer education, and analytics are also provided through Farmerline's Mergdata, an online and mobile application that assists organizations that support farmers in successfully achieving their sustainability and food security objectives.
Big data and AI are used by Mergdata to provide companies with insight into how farmers operate and to boost farmers' access to resources and services, including financial services.
Announcing the official start of operations in Cote d'Ivoire, Farmerline recently announced its expansion into francophone Africa. By doing so, it deepened its connections with countries in West Africa and accelerated its commitment to helping small-scale farmers everywhere.
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