Africa Entrepreneurship
Accelerator Summit 2024
For the past two years, AfENAS has been designated as a distinct platform inspiring young Africans to drive economic progress by fostering dynamic discussions on reinventing the African narrative through enterprising & creative approaches.
2024 Summit Theme
The Africa We Want: African Youth at the Helm of Agenda 2063
Why Attend?
1 Exciting Day
10 + Speakers
300+ Delegates
100+ Brands
5+ African Countries
Pitching & Exhibition
Music & Poetry Performances
Art Exhibition & Auctioning
Summit At a Glance
Plenary Sessions
Fireside Chat
Panel Discussions | Q&A
Breakout Sessions
Coffee & Lunch Break
35 Under 35 Awards & Pitching
Music, Poetry & Art Exhibition
Young African Voices Report
Key Event Details
Date
November 06, 2024
Venue
Alisa Hotel
Time
8:30 am – 3:00 pm
Registration
Kindly note that attending the African Entrepreneurship Accelerator Summit is strictly by registration.
Reserve a slot by completing the attendance form
Testimonials & Quotes
“As a young entrepreneur, this summit has been invaluable. It’s refreshing to witness a collective commitment to supporting youth-led initiatives and fostering an entrepreneurial spirit that will drive economic progress. I leave here with renewed optimism and determination.”
"The discussions at the summit have been eye-opening. This event has given me the tools and motivation to contribute meaningfully to our economy"
"This summit has been a transformative experience, illuminating pathways for African youth to become economic pioneers through entrepreneurship."
“Government needs to be exceptionally proactive in making business easy for locals”
“Ghana's Government has a dogged determination to deepen entrepreneurship support on all fronts”
“The Future is Youth and the Future is African.”
“There exists a bi-directional relationship between Entrepreneurship and a thriving economy.”
“Africa is rich and holds a huge proportion of the world's renewables and non-renewable natural resources yet the continent still faces a significant economic gap compared to the rest of the world, evident in lower GDP per capita, reduced access to basic services and a lag in key development indicators.”
“Social Capital and cultivating meaningful relationships are entrepreneurial currencies for young startup founders.”