Studio 7 Clinic & Med Spa marked its tenth anniversary by rewarding dedicated staff with brand‑new Kia Morning cars, a motorbike, cash prizes and household appliances. CEO Trudy Arnold presented the vehicles to Delight Ohene and Hannah Addo, while Samuel Adjetey received a motorbike for his loyal service.
Other employees received washing machines, microwaves, kettles, blenders, cooking stoves and various electronic items as part of the anniversary celebrations. The gifts were a gesture of appreciation for the team’s role in the clinic’s growth over the past decade.
Founded on Spintex Road as Studio 7 Beauty Salon, the business later moved to Dzorwulu before settling at its current Accra location and expanding into a full clinic and med spa. In her address, Arnold emphasized that the company’s success is built on its people, stating, “Studio 7 isn’t the building. It isn’t the equipment or the name on the wall. It’s the people.” She also paid tribute to the late Nurse Hannah, who passed away earlier this year, and called for a minute’s silence in her memory.
Arnold thanked long‑time clients and urged the community to continue supporting the centre, wishing for another decade of success. The event highlighted the clinic’s commitment to quality care and client experience.
