Association of Ghana Industries
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) is Ghana’s leading non- profit business association, representing over 1,200 companies across the manufacturing, agriculture, services, and other industrial sectors. Established in 1957 and incorporated in 1958 by a group of indigenous manufacturers, led by Dr. (Mrs.) Esther A. Ocloo of Nkulenu Industries Ltd, in Ghana. AGI serves as the voice of the private sector and plays a central role in promoting industrial development and competitiveness.
AGI works to influence policy, promote local production, and create market linkages for its members both locally and internationally. It provides a platform for networking, business development, and industry-relevant training. Through strategic partnerships and initiatives, AGI supports the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and promotes innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth across Ghana's industrial landscape.
AGI’s core services include policy advocacy, market access support, investment promotion, trade facilitation, capacity building, and connecting businesses with new opportunities. Its work helps members navigate regulatory environments, enhance operational capacity, and access both domestic and global markets.
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Programs & Initiatives Coming Soon
AGI 2025 Entrepreneurship Pitch Contest (EPC) Call for Applications
The 2025 edition of the Entrepreneurship Pitch Contest (EPC) is part of programs covered under the Nkabom Collaborative. The Nkabom Collaborative is being co-implemented by the AGI in partnership with McGill University, supported by the Mastercard Foundation.
Call for Innovations
We invite young entrepreneurs, students, and innovators to present their groundbreaking ideas that address the following key areas:
Climate-Resilient Farming Techniques
Develop methods that can withstand extreme weather conditions and improve crop yields.
Data-Driven Solutions
Utilize technology and data analytics to optimize farming practices, predict weather patterns, and manage resources effectively.
Sustainable Supply Chains
Create solutions that connect farmers directly to markets while reducing food waste and enhancing distribution efficiency.
Meet the Team
Daniel Okyere Tweneboah
Program & Entrepreneurship Lead, Association of Ghana Industries
otdaniel [at] agighana.org (otdaniel[at]agighana[dot]org)
Kafui Amoafo
Education and Access & Success Pillars Lead, Association of Ghana Industries
kamoafo [at] agighana.org (kamoafo[at]agighana[dot]org)
Johnson Opoku-Boateng
M & E Lead, Association of Ghana Industries
joboateng [at] agighana.org (joboateng[at]agighana[dot]org)
Humphrey Jojo Quayson
Networking Lead, Association of Ghana Industries
jquayson [at] agighana.org (jquayson[at]agighana[dot]org)
Nathaniel Quarcoopome
Finance Lead, Association of Ghana Industries
nquarcoopome [at] agighana.org (nquarcoopome[at]agighana[dot]org)
Marie Antoinette Kosiba
Communications Lead, Association of Ghana Industries
makosiba [at] agighana.org (makosiba[at]agighana[dot]org)
