Benjamin is the founder of Kaso, a manufacturing company established in March 2019. His business manufactures and packages natural organic products both for consumption (e.g. honey, tea, oils, baking soda) and for cosmetic purposes (e.g. lotions, bee wax, coconut soap). His products are sold to businesses (supermarkets, pharmacies, shops, etc.) and to final customers. In addition, Benjamin also provides training to other beekeepers in his region, through the Kaso Program.

Joshua Adabie Armah is the CEO of PopKing Ghana LTD, a business which sells fresh popcorn in multiple different flavors to vendors in Ghana. While a simple idea, the business has managed to gain popularity by producing a variety of enjoyable flavors of popcorn, which are sold in malls and streets, with Popking’s upmarket packaging and design. The business has managed to reach over 5000 end consumers in Ghana.

Adjei, is the youngest of our 2020 cohort. She is the founder of the *Mosquito Trapping + Emergency LED Bulbs Initiative, an innovative business in the energy sector. After losing both her biological and non-biological mother to Malaria, Adjei was adamant to solve the problem of Malaria. Her initiative produces and sells state-of-the-art bulbs that provide 12 hours of emergency electricity during power outages and traps mosquitoes.