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Patience Affum Operation & Logistics Patience Affum is a Biomedical Engineering student at Rutgers University–New Brunswick with a minor in Data Science. Her interests lie in biotechnology innovation, biomedical systems, and data-driven healthcare solutions. She serves as Internal Vice President of the Rutgers Society of Women Engineers, where she leads initiatives that promote mentorship, equity, and advancement for women in STEM. Patience also conducts laboratory research under Dr. Hao Lin on DNA vaccine delivery systems and works as an Orthodontic Assistant at Glenn D. Goldstein DMD LLC. A member of Engineers Without Borders and Douglass Residential College, Patience blends technical expertise with a strong commitment to leadership and global health innovation.

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.

Partner With Afrovest Why Partner With Us? Partner with Afrovest to unlock Africa’s brightest entrepreneurs and drive meaningful social impact. You will connect with SME businesses that are ready for mentorship and investment while demonstrating your brand’s commitment to sustainable economic growth. Together, we will fuel innovation, create jobs, and build lasting partnerships that strengthen economies and communities across the continent. Fill Out A Partner Request Form Partner Benefits Partnering with Afrovest gives your organization meaningful visibility through co-branded events, media features, and social campaigns that demonstrate your commitment to advancing African entrepreneurship. You will gain exclusive access to a carefully vetted pipeline of innovative, investment-ready ventures from across the continent, opening doors for mentorship, funding, and strategic collaboration. Our mission is to connect foreign investors with market insights and high-potential African businesses, driving innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development. By partnering with us, you will directly contribute to bridging the funding gap for African SMEs, strengthening investor confidence, and fostering cross-border business relationships. Lastly, you will engage with visionary founders, policymakers, and fellow investors at our conference while benefiting from reliable, data-driven insights that keep you ahead of emerging market trends. Together, we can build a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem that delivers lasting impact for African communities and economies.

2026 Afrovest Global Investment Conference 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, 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 SME 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. Applications from SMEs are closing soon. Submit now to be considered for selection for the summit. Next

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Afrovest connects global capital with Africa’s SME businesses through yearly conferences, empowering entrepreneurs and driving sustainable economic growth across the continent. Apoyo Donar ahora Cada año, miles de mentes jóvenes brillantes en toda África carecen del acceso, los recursos y la mentoría necesarios para hacer realidad sus ideas. Sin apoyo, innumerables futuros emprendedores, solucionadores de problemas y creadores de cambios quedan desatendidos. Podemos cambiar esto. Nuestra misión en AfroVest es financiar y apoyar la innovación liderada por jóvenes mediante programas de emprendimiento prácticos, mentoría y financiación inicial. Únase a nosotros para construir un futuro impulsado por la próxima generación de África. ¡Dona a AfroVest hoy! You Can Make A Electronic Donation Below Haz una donación Donating is quick, easy, and one of the most powerful ways you can support Afrovest. Join us in building a future powered by Africa’s next generation. Frecuencia Una vez Una vez Mensualmente Mensualmente Anualmente Anualmente Monto $50 $50 $100 $100 $200 $200 $1,000 $1,000 Donar: $50 What the Funds Support Empowering Entrepreneurs to Build and Grow Entrepreneurial education is often out of reach for those with bold ideas but limited resources. Afrovest offers practical business training programs that support entrepreneurs at every stage, from refining their mission to exploring growth strategies. With resources such as pitch preparation, mentorship, and strategic coaching, participants gain the tools they need to grow their businesses and create real impact in their communities. Power of Access and Exposure Every entrepreneur deserves a platform. Afrovest provides travel and lodging support for selected participants to attend our conference, removing financial barriers that prevent great businesses from gaining exposure. With funding opportunities and personalized feedback from global business mentors, participants leave with more than visibility — they gain momentum. Your support helps break down the obstacles that hold business owners back from continuing to uplift their communities. Building Visibility and Investor Confidence Many African businesses struggle to gain credibility and recognition in global investment circles. Afrovest addresses this by offering entrepreneurs a trusted platform to showcase their ventures, share their track records, and engage directly with international and local investors. By fostering these connections, the conference builds investor trust and increases the likelihood of meaningful investment in African enterprises.

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.

Shelby Agyeman Startup Coordinator 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.

Taylor Gooden Board Taylor Gooden is a senior Computer Engineering student and Presidential Special Scholarship Recipient at Florida A&M University. Her professional interests include cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and systems automation. Following two internships as a Cyber Systems Security Engineer at Lockheed Martin, Taylor will join the company full-time after her graduation in May 2026. At FAMU, Taylor serves as Project Manager for Rattler Robotics and Telecommunications Chair for the FAMU-FSU chapter of NSBE. She is also a member of the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society. In her free time, she enjoys giving back to the community by volunteering with the STREAM robotics club at the FAMU Developmental Research School.