The firm has expertise in institutional reform and legal consultancy acquired through engagements with public and private sector institutions, multinationals, donor partners, NGOs and the private sector, in Ghana, Africa and globally.

The small firm was established in 2002 in Ghana to capitalize on the record of accomplishment and expertise garnered by its people over more than three decades. Its Directors are eminent personalities who have made their mark not only as professionals in Ghana, but also as high office holders overseas within the United Nations and other institutions in North America and the United Kingdom. Their Managing Consultant is a Lawyer and Organizational Development Professional who is recognized in the field of professional consultancy services in Ghana. Together, associates and staff of Shawbell Consulting have undertaken institutional restructuring and renewal, operational and regulatory due diligence, and human resource strengthening and capacity-building assignments for nearly all public sector organizations in Ghana, and also for many private sector institutions.

They have performed projects have under the auspices of:
• The World Bank
• European Union
• Department for Interntional Development (UK) DFID
• DANIDA
• USAID
• GTZ
• Institute for International Communication and Development at the Hague.

Current Placement Opportunities

• Assistant Consultant
They are looking for an assistant consultant to join their team in Accra. The ideal intern would partake in office team work, help gather field data, interact with clients at a junior consultant level and draft, develop and format reports. Shawbell are looking for a University Graduate with good English skills. They hope that the intern will obtain business exposure in Ghana and share knowledge and experiences with local graduates and or post-graduates who have not had any international exposure .
Code: AI01SC

• Law graduates are needed to help with all legal documentation. They will be expected to work alongside their current staff. They hope that the intern will obtain exposure in Ghana Law and share knowledge and experiences with local graduates and or post-graduates who have not had any international exposure.
Code: AI02SC

The role will be quite hectic with a minimum working day of 8hrs required. All interns will be required to act professionally and dress appropriately (jackets will need to be on stand-by).