Josephine Eva-Arthur, Prince Akpah, Derrick Vormawor to speak at 8th Business Start Up Clinic

Head of Inclusive Banking at Access Bank (Ghana) Plc, Josephine Eva-Arthur and other young Ghanaian entrepreneurs have been named as speakers for the 8th edition of the Business Startup Clinic, a flagship event of Platinum Africa Solutions (PASL) to be hosted on 5th October, 2019 at head office of Access Bank Ghana.

Themed, Deeper Conversations, the summit is brining young Ghanaian thought leaders such as CEO of PASL, Mr Derrick Seyram Vormawor, Prince Akpah of Avance Media, Esinam Seade of Essydel/Investfield Africa and Aisha Ayensu of Christie Brown to share their experiences and lessons in their journey of entrepreneurship in Ghana.

For two years, The Business Start UP Clinic (TBSUC) has fleshed out its goal to inform, inspire and provide business strategies and networking opportunities to budding entrepreneurs. TBSUC has attained many successes as it has seen participants scale up their businesses, develop amazing projects and build meaningful partnerships.

Having started out in Ghana as a bi annual event to encourage entrepreneurship and raise top notch business leaders in Africa, TBSUC has held two editions in Kenya and will now continue as an annual event in both countries while exploring more grounds.

As a flagship event of Platinum Africa Solutions Limited (PASL), the event h serves as a one-stop shop boutique event targeted at entrepreneurs, students and working professionals, who are ready to access viable business strategies from successful entrepreneurs and find more inspiration to keep running their various ventures.

The 8th Edition of The Business Start Up Clinic with Access Bank’s W-initiative will introduce new experiences like the W-Pitch, which will provide access to funding for winners of the pitch.

Participants will also enjoy networking and mentorship zones with the thought leaders as this year’s event hopes to help Entrepreneurs Bridge the gap between knowledge and practice. It is not be missed.

Registration is available via: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-business-startup-clinic-50ghc-registration-fee-tickets-71251821115

 

PRINCE AKPAH

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