Alberta Doh-Brown, Branch Manager of Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG), will feature as a panelist at the upcoming African Housing Show UK 2025.
The session, themed “Private Sector Role in Advancing Sustainable Construction in a 24-Hour Economy,” is expected to spark forward-looking discussions on how African economies can integrate sustainability into construction through round-the-clock productivity and strategic private sector involvement.
With a solid track record in Ghana’s banking sector, Alberta Doh-Brown is known for her hands-on leadership at CBG, a wholly Ghanaian-owned universal bank licensed by the Bank of Ghana. Her contribution to the discussion is expected to reflect the critical role financial institutions play in facilitating access to capital, enabling green building projects, and supporting the infrastructure needed for 24-hour economic models.
Since its establishment,Consolidated Bank Ghana has become one of the fastest-growing financial institutions in the country, boasting over 114 branches across all 14 regions. In 2024, the bank achieved a historic milestone by recording over GHS 1 billion in revenue during the third quarter—its highest ever.
Her presence at the African Housing Show UK further emphasizes the intersection of finance, sustainable development, and economic transformation. With Ghana actively exploring the benefits of a 24-hour economy, Alberta’s insights are expected to highlight the importance of collaborative efforts between banks, developers, and policymakers to unlock sustainable construction at scale.
The African Housing Show UK 2025 is a flagship platform that gathers decision-makers, industry experts, and investors from across the continent and diaspora to explore new solutions for Africa’s urban housing and infrastructure needs. Alberta Doh-Brown’s participation underscores the momentum building around inclusive and sustainable growth across Africa’s real estate and construction sectors.
