Monday, September 21, 2026

Unilever Ethiopia appoints George Owusu- Ansah as new general manager

Unilever Ethiopia announced the appointment of George Owusu -Ansah as its new General Manager, effective from April 1, 2024. George’s appointment to lead our Ethiopia business reflects his very impressive career track record in general management and a variety of roles. He has had previous career stints in Malawi, China, Singapore, Kenya, and Nigeria serving in different leadership roles.

George brings to Ethiopia a wealth of over 30 years’ experience in Supply Chain, Customer Development, Procurement and General Management. He is passionate about talent development, business growth and been a force for impacting the communities we serve positively.

“Accelerating growth in Ethiopia involves collaborating closely with our winning team on the ground. Additionally, nurturing young talent to manage not only the business within Ethiopia but compute globally will be my top priority,” remarked George.

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