In 1989 he returned to Ghana, accepting an appointment as a lecturer at the School of Administration, University of Ghana. He taught Financial Accounting (BSc) and Accounting Theory (MBA) until 1994. During that time he co-founded Databank Financial Services, Ltd.
At the end of 1993 he left Databank and founded Strategic African Securities (SAS), also a stock brokerage firm. Togbe is currently the CEO of Strategic Initiatives Ltd., a private equity and portfolio investment firm that he founded in 1999.
Togbe is a member of the board of directors of the following organizations:
He is also the founder of Navigator Communications & Technology Co., Ltd. and co-founder of Sunon Asogli Power (Ghana) Ltd.
Sunon Asogli Power aims to mitigate the tension in power supply in Ghana and is building a 560MW gas-steam combined cycle power generation plant in Kpone, Ghana.
Philosophy
Togbe's outlook is influenced by a set of beliefs. Among them is his belief that success should be measured not only by the level one has attained, but also by the obstacles one had to overcome while trying to succeed. He sees difficulties as part of life. To him, a new obstacle is only another challenge, and a life that is not tested is not worth living.
Togbe has a positive attitude. In the conduct of his business, therefore, his focus is on the opportunities, not the difficulties. He believes that success requires hard work, imagination, honesty, altruism, and absolute commitment to one's chosen career.
Philanthropy
Togbe also believes that one is not successful until society has benefited from his success. He is therefore happy to share what he has with his community.