AmCham Business Summit 2025

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s U.S.-Africa Business Center, in partnership with its affiliate AmCham network in the western part of Africa, is organizing an AmCham Business Summit in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, on May 11-16, 2025, on the margins of the Africa CEO Forum.

Theme: Strengthening U.S. Business Partnerships with Africa
📅Date: May 11-16, 2025
📍Venue: Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Join business leaders, government officials, and key stakeholders at the AmCham Business Summit to explore trade, investment, and innovation opportunities across Africa. Engage in high-level discussions, B2B and B2G networking, and collaborate on shaping the future of U.S.- Africa partnerships.

NB: To participate, please contact Jane Okyere-Aduachie on +233 24 427 9856. You can reach her via email at externalrelations@amchamghana.org.

Nolle Design Joins AmCham Ghana

AmCham Ghana is pleased to welcome Nolle Design as our Newest Gold Member. Nolle Design is an innovative interior design and architecture firm with a strong presence in Ghana and the United States. They specialize in providing comprehensive furniture supply and interior design solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients. With a proven track record of delivering exceptional service and value, we have successfully partnered with various organizations, including government institutions, multinational corporations, and local businesses.

Nolle Design’s global presence enables us to source high-quality furniture and interior products from around the world at competitive prices. We are committed to blending creativity with practicality, ensuring that each project not only meets but exceeds client expectations. Nolle Design’s mission is to enhance the quality of life through thoughtful and innovative design solutions, and we are confident that our expertise and experience make us the ideal partner for your interior furnishing needs.

AmCham Ghana received a courtesy call from Stanbic Bank. 

During a recent engagement between the chambers’ Acting Executive Secretary, Mrs. Jane Okyere-Aduachie, and Dinah Kaleo-Bioh, Executive Head of Client Coverage at Stanbic Bank, discussions centered on exchanging insights, exploring collaborations, and learning about the chamber’s ongoing efforts to attract foreign direct investment into Ghana and help thrive the financial space as well.

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U.S. National Bar Association Delegation visit AmCham Ghana Secretariat

On Tuesday, April 8, the American Chamber of Commerce in Ghana, along with the  U.S. National Bar Association (NBA) President Wiley Adams, NBA AfCFTA Initiative co-chairs Barbara Simmons and Johanna LeBlanc, and other members of the delegation, paid a courtesy visit to the secretariat.

The meeting focused on strategic opportunities to exchange insights, explore collaboration, and gain a deeper understanding of AmCham Ghana’s initiatives. Discussions highlighted the Chamber’s key efforts to strengthen U.S.-Ghana business relations, attract investment, and position Ghana as a prime destination for international investors. The National Bar Association (NBA), the nation’s oldest and largest network of predominantly African American attorneys and judges, has signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat to support the effective implementation of the agreement. This landmark partnership reflects the NBA’s ongoing commitment to advancing economic empowerment, legal capacity, and investment opportunities across the African continent.

One of the key pillars of the MoU is to facilitate and encourage increased investments into Africa, aligning with the goals of the AfCFTA to create a unified, prosperous, and sustainable economic bloc.

This engagement marks a significant step in the NBA’s broader mission to serve as a bridge between the U.S. legal and business communities and the emerging opportunities on the African continent.

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U.S. Ambassador Virginia Palmer Hosts Breakfast Meeting with AmCham Ghana Members

On April 2, 2025, the American Chamber of Commerce Ghana, in collaboration with the Foreign Commercial Service of the U.S. Embassy, hosted a Membership Breakfast Meeting with U.S. Ambassador Virginia Palmer at her residence.

The event commenced with opening remarks from H.E. Virginia Palmer, who highlighted the principle of reciprocity in U.S.- Ghana commercial relations and celebrated a notable 12% increase in U.S. exports to Ghana over the past year.

The meeting featured insightful discussions on key sectors of Ghana’s economy:

•2025 Budget Outlook – Presented by Hon. Seth Terkper, providing key fiscal insights and emerging opportunities.

•Mining Sector Trends – Led by Abraham Agbozo, Head of External Relations & Social Performance at Newmont, discussing key industry issues.

•Oil & Gas Sector Insights – Delivered by Ebenezer Laryea, Chief Operations Officer at Dutylex.

•Telecommunications & Digital/ICT Sector – Presented by Ashutosh Singh, CEO of ATC Ghana.

•Manufacturing Industry Overview – Shared by Bethel Yeboah, Corporate Affairs Director for West Africa at Coca-Cola.

•Agro-Processing Sector Developments – Highlighted by Emmanuel Acquah of Cargill Ghana Limited.

•Projections for Ghana’s Healthcare Sector – Provided by Emmanuel Asante Antwi, Country Manager at Johnson & Johnson.

•Driving Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy – Insights from Kojo Afedzi Hayford, CEO of E-Services Africa Limited.

AmCham Ghana President Kimathi Kuenyehia ended the event by thanking the Ambassador for an impactful meeting and presented her with a special gift on behalf of AmCham Ghana.

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AmCham Ghana- Delta Air Lines International Womens Day High Tea Table Event

On the sidelines of the Delta Air Lines-AmCham Ghana International Women’s Day High Tea event, held on March 28th, 2025, at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra, attendees gathered under the theme “Breaking Barriers: Women Leading Global Trade.” The session featured guest speaker Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh, Founder and CEO of BrainWave AfricaTech Limited.

The event kicked off with a welcome remark, followed by a Q&A session led by Delta Air Lines Manager Eloina Baddoo. She engaged international female students and entrepreneurs, asking about the unique challenges they face in their careers and businesses as women and how they navigate them. The session also welcomed insights from established female leaders across various industries, who shared valuable advice on balancing family life with building a successful business in Ghana.

Following the Q&A was an inspiring fireside chat moderated by Eloina Baddoo, featuring guest speaker Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh. Angela recounted her journey to the top of her career, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and appearance as a woman in a male-dominated industry. She also highlighted the need for setting clear boundaries and maintaining integrity amid potential distractions.

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