Youth in Business (YIB) Summit 2025 to Spotlight Entrepreneurship in Accra

The Youth in Business (YIB) Summit 2025 will be held on September 18–19, 2025, at the British Council in Accra. The summit, organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Development, will center on the theme “Ignite the Future: Youth Power, Innovation, and Impact.”

The event aims to examine how entrepreneurship, innovation, and youth-led initiatives can drive Ghana’s economic growth.

Focus on Business and Development

Over two days, participants will engage in:

  • Panel discussions on startup growth, business resilience, and innovation

  • Workshops on branding, financial management, and leadership

  • Keynote speeches linking entrepreneurship with supportive policy and access to capital

  • Networking sessions to connect young entrepreneurs with investors and mentors

Speakers on Entrepreneurship

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Kojo Oppong Nkrumah (MP, Offoase-Ayeribi): Policy frameworks to support youth businesses

  • Mrs. Marryana Adu-Gyamfi (Enterprise Insurance): How digital transformation is reshaping business models

  • Dr. Timothy Karikari (Global Media Alliance): Strategic communication and talent development in business growth

  • Mr. Gideon Asare (CEO, Adansi Travels): AI literacy and experiential learning for entrepreneurial readiness

Additional contributions will come from entrepreneurs and creatives such as Sadia Sanusi (fashion), Kofi Osei (startup leadership), and Fella Makafui (entertainment business).

YIB Impact Awards

As part of the summit, the 2025 YIB Impact Awards will recognize entrepreneurs and leaders who have influenced their industries and supported youth development. Honorees include:

  • Becca – musician and entrepreneur

  • Kennedy Osei – media and legal professional

  • Sadia Sanusi – fashion entrepreneur

  • Joycelyn Quashie – MP and youth advocate

  • Akwaaboah – musician and entrepreneur

The awards seek to highlight entrepreneurship and leadership as drivers of innovation and community impact.

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