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  • Apply | Afrovest

    2026 Afrovest Global Investment Summit Application Are you an ambitious entrepreneur ready to take your small or medium sized business to the next level? 📅 November 12, 2026 | 📍 Accra, Ghana The Afrovest Transaction Based Investment Summit is a live pitching event that brings together about 30 elite global investors from Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas to invest in high potential African businesses across Agriculture, Fintech, AI, Trade, Logistics and Supply Chain, Healthcare Technology, and Renewable Energy . This initiative is designed to empower entrepreneurs across Africa with access to capital, mentorship, and international exposure . Selected businesses will pitch live in Accra during the Afrovest 2026 Transaction Based Investment Summit , where investors will evaluate opportunities for direct funding. In addition, one outstanding business voted as the best pitch by summit attendees will receive a $10,000 USD grant prize to support its growth. Travel and accommodation support may be available for selected participants if needed. Next

  • Our Team | Afrovest

    Meet the Team Founder and Chief Executive Officer Nana Barwuah A student of Politics at Princeton University, Nana brings a global perspective shaped by experience across finance, policy, and social innovation. Learn More Board Hagop Alajajian An Engineering student at Princeton University passionate about artificial intelligence, automation, and venture technology. Learn More Board Terrell Osei-Kyei A senior at The College of New Jersey pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering with a minor in Environmental Studies. Learn More Board Hareton Song A senior at Princeton University pursuing B.S.E. Operations Research and Financial Engineering. Learn More Media Shelby Agyeman A Biology student at Hamilton College with a deep passion for community health and empowerment. Learn More Operation & Logistics Patience Affum A Biomedical Engineering student at Rutgers University–New Brunswick with a minor in Data Science. Learn More Finance & Outreach Clement Baba A Computer Science and Business Administration student at Northeastern University with growing experience in finance, private equity, and investment analytics. Learn More Finance & Outreach Jack Rykiel A senior at the University of Maryland, College Park, pursuing dual degrees in Economics and Computer Science with a concentration in machine learning. Learn More Finance & Outreach Kieran Mclean A Philosophy and Political Science student at Northwestern University with growing interest and experience in the legal field. Learn More Startup Coordinator Akua Serwaa Owusu-Ansah A Political Science-Data Analytics from the University of California, San Diego. Learn More Startup Coordinator Kwadwo Boateng A Finance and Economics student at Washington University in St. Louis’s Olin Business School. Learn More Startup Coordinator Serwaa Barwuah Serwaa has led and contributed to several youth-led projects centered on education, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment in Africa and the diaspora. Learn More

  • Afrovest | Nonprofit

    Afrovest Connects Global Capital to African Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises BIENVENIDO A AFROVEST Apoyando a las empresas africanas Acerca de la Conferencia Afrovest Nuestra iniciativa insignia, el Foro de Inversión en África, conecta el capital global con la innovación africana. Como conferencia anual, reúne a inversores extranjeros, emprendedores visionarios, líderes políticos y expertos para destacar las empresas con potencial de inversión en todo el continente. Los asistentes conectan con fundadores destacados y exploran iniciativas de alto impacto que impulsan el desarrollo sostenible y el crecimiento económico. El foro ofrece información exclusiva sobre el mercado, fomenta alianzas duraderas e impulsa un movimiento para canalizar más de 500 millones de dólares hacia las startups más prometedoras de África. Más información. Próxima conferencia: (fecha)|(lugar) Our Services 1 Business & Innovation SME Businesses 2 Sustainable Development Entrepreneurship 3 African Market Insights Investment Opportunities Learn Grow Invest Pitch Innovate Design Creative Expand Pursue Aplicar ahora Solicite ahora unirse al equipo de la Conferencia Afrovest que se conecta con inversores globales, obtiene información del mercado y ayuda a dar forma al futuro de la innovación y el espíritu empresarial africanos. Empieza ahora Sé el primero en saberlo Suscríbete a nuestro boletín para recibir noticias y actualizaciones. Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting!

  • hagop bio | Afrovest

    Hagop Alajajian Finance & Outreach Hagop Alajajian is an Engineering student at Princeton University passionate about artificial intelligence, automation, and venture technology. His work explores the role of emerging technologies in advancing education and innovation. Hagop has served as an Automation Engineer and Data Analyst Intern with the Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology, where he contributed to a national AI education initiative with Armenia’s Ministry of Education. He has also interned at Union Atlantic Ventures, supporting venture capital research, and at LowTech AI, focusing on applied machine learning and data systems. At Princeton, he was in the Entrepreneurship Club, the Energy Association, and the Armenian Society. Hagop brings a global, forward-looking perspective to the intersection of technology and social advancement. Linkedin

  • kieran bio | Afrovest

    Kieran Mclean Finance & Outreach Kieran McLean is a Philosophy and Political Science student at Northwestern University with growing interest and experience in the legal field. He currently serves as a part of the Knowledge Management team at Fenwick & West, and is an incoming summer analyst for the Legal and Compliance Team at Blackstone. Kieran is a Closing Attorney for Northwestern University’s Mock Trial team, where he has developed skills in advocacy, legal research, and argumentation. He is also a part of Northwestern’s Brady Scholarship program where he is focused on creating a lasting civic engagement project to serve the greater Chicago area. Linkedin

  • jack bio | Afrovest

    Jack Rykiel Finance & Outreach Jack Rykiel is a senior at the University of Maryland, College Park, pursuing dual degrees in Economics and Computer Science with a concentration in machine learning. His academic interests combine computational modeling, financial systems, and macroeconomic policy. Jack serves as a Financial Operations Intern at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, where he contributes to financial reporting, accounting analysis, and systems optimization. His analytical rigor and cross-disciplinary training allow him to bridge economic insight with technological innovation. Linkedin

  • Hareton bio | Afrovest

    Hareton Song Board B.S.E. Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Princeton University Harry works in the Financial Technology sector and has interest across finance (traditional & decentralized), biotechnology, AI, and various industries. He brings in diverse academic and business insight. He is passionate about social justice and community empowerment. Linkedin

  • nana bio | Afrovest

    Nana Barwuah Founder/Chief Executive Officer Nana Barwuah is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Afrovest. A student of Politics at Princeton University, Nana brings a global perspective shaped by experience across finance, policy, and social innovation. Her work bridges investment strategy with community development, drawing on a foundation built at leading institutions and civic organizations. Nana’s professional background includes roles at the Federal Reserve Board, where she served as a Strategy and Financial Analysis Summer Analyst, and Macquarie Group, where she worked in Infrastructure Private Equity evaluating portfolio performance and strategic growth opportunities. She is an alumna of the Girls Who Invest program and has completed fellowships with the Civics Leaders Fellowship in Washington, D.C., and Project Destined in real estate investing. Beyond finance, Nana has served on the board of Girl Code Africa, where she helped expand digital literacy programs for young women across West Africa in partnership with organizations such as Google and Amazon. She has also contributed to international non-profits, including Sierra Leone Rising and Hospitals for Humanity, helping raise funds and awareness for education and healthcare initiatives. Nana’s leadership reflects a deep commitment to equity, global development, and sustainable investment. Her interdisciplinary experience continues to drive Afrovest’s mission to create opportunity through intelligent, impact-driven capital. Linkedin

  • serwaa bio | Afrovest

    Serwaa Barwuah Tech Lead Serwaa Barwuah is the Technology Lead at Afrovest, where she oversees the development and implementation of digital tools that enhance the organization’s global outreach and operational efficiency. She focuses on using technology to drive accessibility, innovation, and sustainable growth across the non-profit’s initiatives. Outside of her work with Afrovest, Serwaa has led and contributed to several youth-led projects centered on education, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment in Africa and the diaspora. With a strong background in both technical strategy and social impact, she is passionate about leveraging digital solutions to bridge resource gaps and connect underserved communities with opportunity. Serwaa is the founder of the Golden Boot Foundation, an initiative dedicated to providing African children with access to quality sports equipment and opportunities to pursue their athletic potential. She also leads a local civic initiative to establish a Youth Advisory Board, aiming to amplify youth voices in government decision-making and community development With a strong interest in coding and digital problem-solving, Serwaa strives to merge her technical skills with her commitment to social impact—building solutions that empower young people and promote long-term growth across communities.Serwaa’s commitment to innovation and equity reflects her broader goal of using technology as a force for progress and inclusion across the African continent. Linkedin

  • shelby bio | Afrovest

    Shelby Agyeman Media Shelby Agyeman is a Biology student at Hamilton College with a deep passion for community health and empowerment. As a Thrive Scholar and certified CNA and CPR provider, she has dedicated significant time to volunteering in nursing homes, where she developed a strong commitment to compassionate care and service. Linkedin

  • clement bio | Afrovest

    Clement Baba Finance & Outreach Clement Baba is a Computer Science and Business Administration student at Northeastern University with growing experience in finance, private equity, and investment analytics. He currently serves as a Junior Analyst at the Nexus Investment Fund, conducting research and portfolio analysis on high-potential market opportunities. Clement has previously interned at Project Destined, YOLO Companies, and the Architect of the Capitol, where he developed skills in financial modeling, underwriting, and capital markets research. As a member of the TAMID Group at Northeastern, he works on investment strategy and consulting engagements for emerging businesses. Clement’s work reflects a strong analytical mindset and a passion for technology-driven finance. Linkedin

  • Akua serwaa bio | Afrovest

    Akua Serwaa Owusu-Ansah Startup Coordinator Serwaa is a dynamic and results-oriented Junior Business Developement Manager at Hawkhurst & Dua. Serwaa holds a B.Sc in Political Science-Data Analytics from the University of California, San Diego. During her time at the University of California, San Diego, she earned multiple Provost Honors in recognition of her academic excellence. Her research apprenticeship on “Race and the Responsibility to Protect” allowed her to refine her analytical and critical thinking skills, exploring the intersection of race and international law. While at UC San Diego Serwaa also served as a university representative and youth mentor, Serwaa supported students between the ages of 11 to 12 in underserved neighborhoods, helping to refine lesson plans and foster engagement in climate action. Through collaboration with Groundwork San Diego-Chollas Creek and Millennial Tech Middle School, Serwaa developed strong relationship-building and mentorship skills. Her professional experience includes time spent with Enterprise Trustees Ltd., a leading pensions management firm, where she developed expertise in data analysis and operational support within high-performing teams. Serwaa’s commitment to innovation and efficiency makes her a valuable asset. Linkedin

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