Patrick Quarcoo, founder and CEO of Radio Africa Group for the past 24 years, has announced his retirement.
In a statement released on Wednesday, Quarcoo acknowledged the difficulty of his decision but emphasized it was the right time for both himself and the company.
“Radio Africa Group is entering a pivotal phase,” Quarcoo said. “This transition allows the company to refocus on cost efficiency, profitability, and content development.”
A Legacy of Growth
Quarcoo expressed his pride in Radio Africa’s remarkable journey. From a single radio station, the group has grown to encompass six influential stations with a nationwide presence in Kenya, additional stations in Nigeria, a newspaper, and a significant digital footprint.
He expressed confidence in the new leadership team’s ability to build upon this strong foundation and achieve even greater success.
Gratitude to Staff, Advertisers, and Audience
Quarcoo thanked Radio Africa’s staff for their dedication and creativity, highlighting their role as the driving force behind the company’s success. He encouraged them to embrace the coming changes with continued enthusiasm.
Quarcoo also expressed his appreciation to advertisers for their longstanding partnership, acknowledging their trust as a key factor in the company’s growth. He pledged Radio Africa’s commitment to providing innovative solutions in the future.
The statement concludes with Quarcoo thanking everyone who has been part of Radio Africa’s journey and wishing them well in the future.
