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Frequently asked questions FAQ Who is eligible for the Afrovest Summit? Afrovest is open to African entrepreneurs who meet the following criteria: • Must be 18 years of age or older • Operate a legally registered business within an African country • Demonstrate consistent revenue and an active customer base • Be beyond the idea stage, with a functioning product or service in the market • Businesses must operate in one of the following sectors: Agriculture, Fintech, Artificial Intelligence, Trade, Logistics and Supply Chain, or Renewable Energy. How does the Afrovest application and selection process work? Applications for our programs open annually in the fall. To apply, click on the Apply menu at the top of the page. After submitting your application, selected candidates will be invited to send in financial document for verification and participate in a virtual interview to further assess their business model, impact, and readiness for the conference. Finalists will then be chosen based on their performance during the interview, the strength of their application, and alignment with Afrovest’s mission to empower high-potential African entrepreneurs. Successful applicants will be notified in mid 2026 and provided with next steps for onboarding into the program and conference. Where will the 2026 Afrovest Summit be held? The 2026 Afrovest Summit is scheduled to take place in Accra, Ghana on November 12, 2026. Can I partner with Afrovest? Absolutely! Afrovest actively seeks partnerships with educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, companies, government agencies, development organizations, investor networks, and financial firms. We value collaborative efforts that enhance our conference and expand opportunities for business owners across the continent. To explore partnership opportunities, please reach out to us through the Partner with us page on our website. We look forward to discussing how we can work together to create meaningful impact. How can I get involved with the Afrovest Summit? There are several meaningful ways to get involved with the Afrovest Summit. You can support the event by making a donation, which helps cover costs such as travel stipends, workshops, and mentorship opportunities for participating entrepreneurs. Consider becoming a mentor at the summit to share your expertise and provide guidance to startups during pitch sessions and networking events. You can also apply to volunteer, assisting with event logistics, coordination, and participant support to ensure a successful experience for all. Additionally, sponsoring a summit program offers a unique opportunity to showcase your commitment to African entrepreneurship and connect directly with emerging business leaders. How do donations support the Afrovest Summit? Your donations are vital to making the Afrovest summit accessible and impactful for African entrepreneurs. They fund workshops, business development resources, and mentorship programs that equip startups with the skills they need to succeed. Additionally, donations cover travel and accommodation support, enabling selected entrepreneurs from across the continent to attend the event in Accra, Ghana. We also provide assistance with visa processes to remove barriers for international participants. By contributing, you help create an inclusive platform where entrepreneurs can connect with investors, build relationships, and accelerate the growth of their businesses.