Daniel Antwi

Brainstormer, Business adviser, Business leader, Change agent, Christian, Consultant, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Industrialist, Investor, Life mentor, Marketer, Philanthropist, Policy maker, Project manager, Public servant, Sales specialist, Social entrepreneur, World traveler

At the early age of 17. I developed a strong passion for entrepreneurship. This stemmed from my few years of developing dissatisfaction for existing systems which I felt could be improved to make life easier for all. A graduate of the University of Ghana, Daniel is a social entrepreneur with an innovative force leading to a spring of several startup businesses, notable amongst them ProMobile GH which is a tech-startup focused on Digital and Healthcare Technologies. Also I lead a team of great minds in the establishment of other startups which includes People Initiatives Foundation and Quality Role Ghana. At TEDxAccra which is our flagship brand, I drive the business development and partnership engagements of the secretariat. My role is to create the needed brand experience and value for stakeholders through our sustainable initiatives. My previous work experience with Hewlett Packard as an Account Manager, Enterprise & Mid Markets for Ghana, Liberia & Sierra Leone and a Distributor Executive at Guinness Ghana Breweries gave me hands on experience of effective team management, project coordination and Business Strategy & Development, Sales and Marketing.

I am passionate about pursuing my global goal because of my deep conviction that life must be made better for all and the wide gap between the rich and the poor be bridged through technology that will set all on a level playing field. I believe my pursuit of this goal will see the world in a great light of fast social and economic advancement that will place everyone at an advantaged position to be relevant in their various fields of endeavor.

This curiosity has formed the foundation for my passion to be a social entrepreneur leading developmental changes in Ghana and some parts of Africa especially in the area of internet and mobile technology. I am of the strong belief that ensuring universal access to Education and ICT across rural and remote areas on the globe where there is no good internet would be the single greatest action in the 21st century to catapult global technology and education rate as well as ensure a more sustained economic growth. In doing this, this generation would have to effectively address the challenge of educating the majority illiterates to enable them read and write and invariably enable them to maximize the use of their devices to m

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