Savings and Loans company rewards managers

“Let us continue to work as one family, one team with one spirit to continuously extend our unique services to the clients we serve,” he said and added that “our resolve to reach over 500,000 customers will not be achieved without your continuous support,”

He explained that in the year 2009 OISLL went through some challenges which resulted in high staff turnover, low productivity, low staff morale, which impacted on the company’s key performance indicators.

He indicated that due to this development management put up its best in boosting the morale of the staff members to show total commitment and dedication in raising the image of the company, adding, “As I speak our business has seen a significant growth resulting in marked improvement in all indicators”.

Mr Owusu Boateng said OISLL products and services were built on values of respect, commitment to the poor, integrity and stewardship, adding that every client was considered unique and valuable.

OISLL is a member of the Opportunity International Network (OIN), a global coalition of organisations dedicated to providing opportunities to people in less-developed countries and has 47 partners around the world.

It was born of the belief that a transformational, formal financial institution was required to make a lasting economic impact on the vulnerable in society.

The mission is to see the lives of micro and small entrepreneurs transformed through a partnership in which we provide customer-focused financial and transformational service.

It has branches throughout the country such as  Abuakwa, Accra Central, Akim Oda, Asafo, Bekwai, Berekum, Kintampo, Koforidua, Mankessim, Nkawkaw, Sunyani, Takoradi, Techiman, Tema, Kejetia, Offinso and Goaso.

Story by Jennifer Ansah