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À propos d'Afrovest Notre initiative Notre initiative phare, l'Africa Investment Forum, met en relation les capitaux mondiaux et l'innovation africaine. Conférence annuelle, elle réunit investisseurs étrangers, entrepreneurs visionnaires, dirigeants politiques et experts pour mettre en lumière les entreprises prêtes à investir sur tout le continent. Les participants y rencontrent des fondateurs de renom et explorent des projets à fort impact, moteurs du développement durable et de la croissance économique. Le forum offre des analyses exclusives du marché, favorise des partenariats durables et incite à investir plus de 500 millions de dollars dans les startups africaines les plus prometteuses. Grow Our Vision Become a partner of Afrovest and help empower African innovators by connecting them with global investors. Partner with us today! Apply Now Notre Philosophie Notre philosophie Afrovest repose sur la conviction qu'une croissance durable et inclusive naît de nos partenariats avec des entrepreneurs locaux et de la dynamique unique du marché africain. Nous adoptons une perspective à long terme, alliant une analyse rigoureuse du marché à un engagement en faveur d'investissements éthiques et à impact, qui soutiennent les communautés et stimulent l'innovation. En privilégiant la collaboration, la transparence et le respect de l'expertise régionale, nous favorisons des environnements où les entreprises peuvent se développer de manière responsable et où les investisseurs peuvent générer à la fois rendement financier et valeur sociale. Dans toutes nos actions, nous défendons les solutions africaines et nous efforçons de construire des relations durables, porteuses de progrès économique et de développement durable sur tout le continent.

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.

Afrovest Connects Global Capital to African Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises BIENVENUE CHEZ AFROVEST Soutenir les entreprises africaines Our Services 1 Business & Innovation SME Businesses 2 Sustainable Development Entrepreneurship 3 African Market Insights Investment Opportunities À propos de la conférence Afrovest Notre initiative phare, l'Africa Investment Forum, met en relation les capitaux mondiaux et l'innovation africaine. Conférence annuelle, elle rassemble des investisseurs étrangers, des entrepreneurs visionnaires, des dirigeants politiques et des experts pour mettre en lumière les entreprises prêtes à investir sur tout le continent. Les participants rencontrent des fondateurs de renom et explorent des projets à fort impact, moteurs du développement durable et de la croissance économique. Le forum offre des analyses exclusives du marché, favorise des partenariats durables et incite à investir plus de 500 millions de dollars dans les startups les plus prometteuses d'Afrique. En savoir plus Prochaine conférence : (date) | (lieu) Learn Grow Invest Pitch Innovate Design Creative Expand Pursue Postulez maintenant Postulez dès maintenant pour rejoindre l'équipe de la conférence Afrovest qui se connecte avec des investisseurs mondiaux, acquiert des informations sur le marché et contribue à façonner l'avenir de l'innovation et de l'entrepreneuriat africains. Commencer maintenant Soyez le premier informé Abonnez-vous à notre newsletter pour recevoir des nouvelles et des mises à jour. Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting!

James Mwashimba Marketing James Mwashimba is a Film and Screen Studies major at Pace University specializing in creative direction, digital marketing, and design. With over seven years of professional experience, he has developed a strong portfolio in media production, branding, and cross-platform storytelling. James’s work spans film, music, and marketing, where he blends visual design with cultural insight to craft narratives that engage and inspire. His multidisciplinary approach bridges creativity and strategy, positioning him at the forefront of modern digital storytelling.

Terrell Osei-kyei Board Terrell Osei-Kyei is a senior at The College of New Jersey pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering with a minor in Environmental Studies. His academic and professional interests center on sustainable infrastructure, hydrologic design, and environmental stewardship. As President of the Humanitarian Engineering Club, Terrell leads initiatives that connect engineering innovation with community development. He has served as a Resident Assistant, tutor, and active member of Theta Tau, Delta Tau Delta, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. His technical experience includes stormwater research under the Dean of Engineering, a sustainability fellowship with the PSEG Institute for Sustainability Studies, and an environmental engineering internship with Remington & Vernick Engineers. Terrell is committed to designing resilient, sustainable systems that positively impact communities.

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.

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.