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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. Soutien Faites un don maintenant Chaque année, des milliers de jeunes esprits brillants à travers l'Afrique manquent d'accès, de ressources et de mentorat nécessaires pour concrétiser leurs idées. Sans soutien, d'innombrables futurs entrepreneurs, résolveurs de problèmes et acteurs du changement restent ignorés. Nous pouvons changer cela. Chez AfroVest, notre mission est de financer et de soutenir l'innovation menée par les jeunes en proposant des programmes d'entrepreneuriat concrets, du mentorat et des financements de démarrage. Rejoignez-nous pour construire un avenir propulsé par la prochaine génération africaine. Faites un don à AfroVest aujourd'hui ! You Can Make A Electronic Donation Below 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.

Sirneh Asangwe Startup Coordinator Sirneh Asangwe is a behavioral science professional pursuing a Master’s in Industrial and Organizational Psychology at The New School, where she also earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology. Her work focuses on how leadership, motivation, and workplace culture influence organizational success. Sirneh serves as an Intake Counselor at The Door – A Center of Alternatives, where she supports youth development, career readiness, and mental wellness programs. She has also taught English as a Second Language at St. Francis College and gained experience in client services and operations at Blink Fitness. Sirneh’s academic and professional path reflects a deep commitment to creating inclusive, high-performing environments where individuals and organizations thrive together.

Shelby Agyeman Media Shelby Agyeman is pursuing a B.A. in Biology from Hamilton College, with a passion for community health and social 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

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