Lessons From #AnEveningWith Hon. Hannah Tetteh At the launch of Alldens Lane’s WCEO Academy last Saturday, I and a few women CEOs and entrepreneurs had the wonderful privilege of spending an evening with Hon. Hannah Tetteh, Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister. Convened by Alldens Lane, hosted by Chef Selassie Atadika of Midunu and partnered by Inen

To all intents and purposes, the Ghanaian economy is in recession. The energy crisis has led to a spate of woes in the manufacturing sector as cost of production increases; workers are laid off, and in almost every sector of the economy productivity and revenue have seen a decline. These are trying times. Businesses are

International Women,s Day celebrations started a day early for 75 women, and a few good men, in Accra, Ghana. On Saturday 7th March, my organisation, Alldens Lane, convened female executives, women entrepreneurs and a few male executives for a breakfast symposium to examine the business, leadership and wellness needs of tomorrow,s business sector. As an

One of the questions I often get asked from especially potential clients is: “will this business idea succeed?”, and the answer I always respond with is “how convicted are you of the idea and how badly do you want it?” Whilst fear has been ascribed as one of the barriers to business entry, another more

You ARE the best project you will ever work on, and my goodness doesn’t entrepreneurship test you to the limits as a lifestyle! Though I am yet to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, I kind of expect the process and the journey to the climb to be similar to that of an entrepreneur. The preparation � body,