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Ghana’s SSTN Business Conference 2024 to Harness AI for Transformative Business Growth

The Stanford Seed Transformation Network's 2024 conference in Ghana will focus on leveraging AI for business innovation and growth among entrepreneurs and industry leaders.

News Desk
Oct 21, 2024

The 2024 Annual Stanford Seed Transformation Network (SSTN), Ghana Chapter Business Conference, will focus on empowering African businesses to harness the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The conference, themed “SMART Africa: Leapfrogging the Conventional and Transforming Business with AI,” is scheduled for Thursday, October 31, 2024, and will welcome both local and international participants.

According to a statement issued in Accra, the event will explore how businesses can adopt AI to innovate, scale, and stay competitive. It is designed for forward-thinking business leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals across Africa, especially those in the business and technology sectors. Key topics will include digital transformation, AI applications in business, expanding market reach through innovation, and learning from industry experts.

An interactive panel discussion featuring experts like Mr. Ebo Richardson (Digital Transformation Consultant), Dr. Stephane Nwolley (CEO, Npontu Technologies), Madam Solace Kidisil (Group Operations Lead, Nsano), Claud Kweku Hutchful (CEO, Kowri Ghana & Cote d’Ivoire), and Patrick George Quantson (Group CE, Kowri) will provide valuable insights into AI’s role in business. Mr. Moses Baiden, CEO of Margins Group Limited, will serve as the event’s main speaker.

Carl Richards, President of SSTN Ghana, expressed the network’s commitment to fostering business growth through technology. He highlighted that the 2024 Business Conference will serve as a catalyst for innovation and growth, bringing together industry leaders, experts, and aspiring entrepreneurs for knowledge sharing, networking, and the adoption of AI solutions. “Together, we can shape the future of business in Africa and beyond using AI,” Richards stated.

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The conference promises a unique opportunity for those passionate about digital transformation and AI to advance their businesses and network with industry leaders.

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