An AI bootcamp just armed Ghana's entrepreneurs with new tech weapons. The SmartScale Ghana initiative provided local founders with hands-on artificial intelligence training and business applications. Participants worked through interactive sessions and real-world exercises to understand how AI drives growth. The program aimed to help startups stay competitive in fast-moving markets.
Facilitator Daniel Twum shared extensive practical experience with the attending cohort. The event was hosted at the SG Innov8 hub by Société Générale Ghana. George Adjebeng, leading that hub, stressed integrating accessibility for Persons with Disabilities into entrepreneurial products. The focus remained on practical skills for immediate business impact.
Organizer The Pitch Hub continues prioritizing AI education for founders, giving them tools to scale faster. Following the Ghana program's completion, SmartScale plans a launch in Lagos, Nigeria. The expansion will bring similar hands-on learning to another entrepreneurial ecosystem. The initiative underscores the critical role of AI knowledge for modern business building.
Facilitator Daniel Twum shared extensive practical experience with the attending cohort. The event was hosted at the SG Innov8 hub by Société Générale Ghana. George Adjebeng, leading that hub, stressed integrating accessibility for Persons with Disabilities into entrepreneurial products. The focus remained on practical skills for immediate business impact.
Organizer The Pitch Hub continues prioritizing AI education for founders, giving them tools to scale faster. Following the Ghana program's completion, SmartScale plans a launch in Lagos, Nigeria. The expansion will bring similar hands-on learning to another entrepreneurial ecosystem. The initiative underscores the critical role of AI knowledge for modern business building.
