Empathy for local realities
We invest time with farmers, traders, civil servants, and tech founders to understand cyclical income patterns, government procurement timelines, and the informal lending networks that shape behaviour.
Who we are
GETTY REALTY CORP. is a financial skills partner dedicated to Ghana’s emerging leaders. Founded in 2023, we translate global best practices into local solutions that respond to the realities of informal economies, ambitious SMEs, and public sector reforms.
Our facilitators are analysts, auditors, and budget specialists who have spent the past year documenting Ghanaian financial behaviours across multiple regions. This research-driven approach informs every template, workbook, and coaching session we deliver.
Our mission and values
Responsible guidance
We advocate for responsible lending, transparent record keeping, and ethical savings practices. Every recommendation is evidence-based, referencing Bank of Ghana circulars and Ghana Revenue Authority directives.
Outcome orientation
Our success metric is the sustainability of your progress. We design guardrails, provide governance dashboards, and follow up on action items until new habits become routine.
Our methodology
We combine data collection, scenario modelling, and behaviour design to create structured financial programmes. Each engagement follows a consistent cycle:
- Discovery: Interviews and financial document reviews to understand constraints, opportunities, and regulatory obligations.
- Design: Creation of tailored budgeting templates, credit governance dashboards, and savings milestones that align with your objectives.
- Delivery: Facilitated sessions with practice cases drawn from Ghanaian market conditions, including retail, logistics, agriculture, and public administration.
- Reinforcement: Weekly check-ins, digital reminder boards, and performance scoring to sustain the momentum generated during our workshops.
Why Ghana is our focus
Ghana’s economy is characterised by energetic entrepreneurship, strong community-based capital mobilization, and increased adoption of digital payments. Navigating these opportunities requires resilience and structure, particularly when managing credit exposure and long-term investments.
We maintain a research library tracking policy statements, inflation trends, and sector growth forecasts. This archive anchors our guidance, ensuring you work with accurate assumptions when mapping projections or negotiating refinancing terms.
Integrity and compliance
We operate with strict adherence to Ghana’s Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843), and uphold confidentiality standards aligned with our New York headquarters. Information collected during engagements is used solely for programme delivery and is stored securely on encrypted systems.
Our facilitation ethics prohibit conflicts of interest and commission-based recommendations. When we reference investment or financing products, we do so in an illustrative manner, citing third-party sources and encouraging independent verification.
Engagement timeline
Week 1
Orientation and diagnostics
We meet stakeholders, gather financial records, and set the baseline metrics that will guide your evaluation.
Weeks 2-4
Skill-building sessions
Workshops cover budgeting mechanics, credit mapping, and investment assessment aligned with your sector priorities.
Weeks 5-8
Implementation support
We review progress, calibrate your tools, and strengthen governance routines with weekly debriefs.
Quarterly
Performance review
We conduct quarterly check-ins to ensure your practices remain aligned with evolving business goals and policy requirements.