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Absa, Impact Food Hub empower agribusiness entrepreneurs for growth
Hosted at Absa Place, Absa Bank’s head office, the programme brought together agripreneurs, food processors and other stakeholders across the agribusiness value chain for intensive training, expert-led sessions, networking and discussions on opportunities for business growth and access to finance.
Absa Bank Ghana, in partnership with Impact Food Hub, has concluded the Agribusiness Launchpad and Accelerator Programme 2.
Founder of Impact Food Hub and Convenor of the programme, Dr Mavis Owureku-Asare, said the programme was designed to help agripreneurs address the technical and business challenges that often limit their growth.
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