MARIAN AKOSUA MANTEY - CEO
As a seasoned media professional with 15 years of experience in television production, I, Marian Mantey, leveraged my passion for storytelling and culinary arts to pioneer a revolutionary snack production business. My journey began with two award-winning cookery TV productions, Asanka Delight and Edziban, on TV3 Network, where I honed my skills in branding, marketing, and audience engagement.
With a deep understanding of what drives consumer desire, I founded Koco D’luv Enterprise, a snack processing business that transforms fresh plantains into crispy, delicious chips. My expertise in PR, media, branding, and marketing has enabled me to create a beloved brand that not only satisfies customers but also empowers farmers by adding value to their produce.
Koco D’luv is dedicated to creating economic opportunities for women. Our workforce is comprised of talented women from local communities, providing them with stable employment, skills training, and a supportive environment to thrive. By investing in women, we’re not only driving economic growth but also fostering a more equitable and sustainable future.
Through Koco D’luv, I aim to become the leading food crop processor across West Africa, driving economic growth, creating wealth for stakeholders, and making a lasting impact in the snack food industry and beyond.
Mary Abena Serwaa Dickson
Mary Dickson is a Marketing Technology professional with over a decade of experience in the IT industry.
As the Social Media marketing consultant for Koco Dluv she has been able to bring on board over the past 3 years new strategies to help the business gain more engagements and attract new audiences. There has also been a great improvement with the use of social media in creating awareness about the products and brand. About 70% of customers reached us through online viewing and have since continued to patronize our product.
Currently serving as the Head of Media and Marketing at NALO Solutions, she drives strategic initiatives to elevate the firm’s online presence and rebranding efforts across Ghana.
Mary holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management with Computing, complemented by a Master of Science degree in Strategic Management and Leadership. Beyond her corporate role, Mary is deeply committed to nurturing entrepreneurship, particularly among mom-owned businesses.
Mary currently serves on the Board of the Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs as the Vice Chair for Women Affairs overseeing the Young Female Entrepreneurship Project ( YOFEP
She founded and leads the WeMompreneurs community with over 100 members where she provides them with resources tailored to their business needs and supports some of them with social media management services.
She is the founder of WOM Stationery, where she curates journals and planners designed to inspire purposeful living among diverse demographics.
Mary’s professional expertise spans business consulting, strategic planning, graphic design, digital marketing, and content creation.
These skills make her a versatile in the field of IT and marketing.
