Telecel Ghana Enhances Small Business Offerings by Introducing AI Training Sessions and Digital Bundles
The vibrant city of Accra is set to witness a surge in entrepreneurship, as the 2025 program and Telecel Ghana's SME Month take centre stage. These initiatives, both focused on empowering businesses led by youth and women, aim to provide practical solutions, technology, and networks for these enterprises.
The Ghana Garden and Flower Movement, the initiator of the 2025 program, unveiled this ambitious project in Accra. The program is designed to strengthen technology, networks, and practical solutions for youth and women enterprises, as part of the broader activities of the 2025 Ghana Garden and Flower Show held at the Efua Sutherland Children's Park.
At the heart of the 2025 program is the Red Mixer, a networking platform connecting startups with industry leaders. This platform is a significant step towards bridging the gap between budding entrepreneurs and established industry figures.
Telecel Ghana's SME Month, an annual event, reinforces the company's role as a strategic partner in Ghana's entrepreneurial journey. The eighth edition of this event is themed "Connecting the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs," reflecting its commitment to fostering growth and innovation among young business leaders.
To further support small businesses in their digital journey, Telecel has introduced three new offerings. One Business Mobile is a mobile package designed for entrepreneurs on the go, providing them with bundled digital services. Additionally, Your Business Online Reloaded offers an affordable website and email solution to strengthen SMEs' digital presence.
The 2025 program and Telecel Ghana's SME Month also feature technology-focused initiatives such as the Telescope Garden and Google AI Workshop, a three-day masterclass offering hands-on training in artificial intelligence for business growth. The Connection Hustle Podcast 2.0, a new addition to the 2025 program, provides a platform for entrepreneurs to share authentic stories of building businesses.
As the 2025 program and Telecel Ghana's SME Month gather momentum, they are not only empowering women-led businesses but also broadening their focus to youth innovation and digital readiness. These initiatives are set to play a crucial role in shaping the entrepreneurial landscape in Accra and beyond.
