Participants to be thrilled at CGS July 15, 2023

The 2023 edition of the Christianpreneurs Ghana Summit is to be hosted at the Accra International Conference Centre on July 15.

The theme for this year’s edition is Unlocking Success through Knowledge Acquisition and would be addressed by resource experts like Professor Robert Kingsford – Adaboh, who is the executive trustee chairman of the Christianpreneurs Ghana Summit, Professor Dorcas Osei – Sarfo, the Vice Dean at the school of graduate studies – university of Ghana, Ing. Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey, the CEO of Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Dr. Kelvin O.P. Owusu, a medical practitioner, and a wellness consultant, Mr. Kingsley A. Hayford, a chartered Accountant and Mr. Richard Selase Anum, who is also a software Developer.

This year’s edition promises to be another impactful edition, building on the success of the previous summit which was also held at the Accra International Conference Centre on Friday, June 24, 2022.

The summit was organized to bring together Christians in all industries to discuss the challenges, ethics, and opportunities of Christian businesses and careers.

Amongst the objectives of the summit is to empower Christians in the business world to steer affairs.

Speakers for the 2022 edition were high-profile personalities including Rev. Dr. Joyce Aryee, a former CEO of Ghana Chamber of Mines, and currently the Executive Director of Salt and Light Ministries. Ing. Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey, the CEO of Ghana Telecommunications, Mr. Majid Michel, a renowned award-winning Ghanaian Actor, Nadia Takyiwaa Mensah, the CEO of sixth sense Manifesto and Kingsley Hayford, a Chartered Accountant and Charted banker and advisor. According to the convener, Mr. David Wincott, who underscored the need for the summit which was to be inspired by a divine tendency to seek answers to questions related to Christianity in the business world.

He cited areas that are exceptions to business ventures about Christians and the principles that must guide a Christian in the business world.

Speaking about what necessitated the birth of the initiative, Mr. Wincott stated that the strong conviction to obtain answers to questions aimed at addressing the challenges of combining ministry with corporate work birthed the acronym CHRISTIANPRENUERS.

Mr. Wincott, the inventor of this Christian-based initiative noted that the coined acronym represents Christians in business or Christian entrepreneurs.

Referring to the 2021 Housing and Population census, Mr. Wincott indicated that about 71% of the Ghanaian population is affiliated with the Christian religion, which implied that being empowered as Christians to take charge in the business world will to a larger extent, right the wrongs in the society and economy today.

In conclusion, Mr. Wincott indicated that Christianpreneurs will not only be a summit, but a strong network that will be available to provide database, suggestions, and support to Christians in the business world when the need arises while wetting the appetite of participants for the 2023 edition.

He also stated that as impactful as the Christianpreneurs Ghana Summit is, it takes a lot of work, resources, and support to organize it annually.

In view of that, he called on all individuals, organizations, agencies, and institutions to come on board to support the initiative, through their ideas, donations, participation, and recommendations to impact lives