KIC partners engage with selected incubated businesses in the Central Region

Benjamin Gyan-Kesse, Executive Director of Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC), recently visited businesses in Ghana. He was joined by Tara Connor, Vice President of Global Social Investment, and other key stakeholders.

The visit focused on strengthening incubated businesses across the country. The team evaluated progress and discussed strategies for scaling up ventures. They also aimed to identify ways to enhance business growth and sustainability.

KIC’s Incubation Program partners with the University of Cape Coast and D-Hub. Dr. Keren Arthur, Faculty Advisor and Director, warmly welcomed the team to D-Hub.

Kamil Nabong, KIC Portfolio Manager, also visited three incubated businesses: Delsoy, Jaasgrow, and Agrocold. He assessed their operational needs and opportunities for growth.

The entrepreneurs expressed gratitude for KIC’s support and stakeholder interest in their success. Bridget Ama Eshun, Co-founder of Delsoy, spoke on behalf of the businesses. She thanked KIC and its partners for their guidance in fostering entrepreneurship.

Gyan-Kesse provided an overview of the visit. He reaffirmed KIC's commitment to supporting agribusiness entrepreneurs. He noted that these businesses show resilience and growth potential.

Kosmos Innovation Center aims to help agribusinesses thrive. This support contributes to economic growth and food security in Ghana.