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All is set for the export market for this talented Entrepreneur
Charlotte, an entrepreneur who crafts interior decor items using discarded car tires, other plastics and metal waste products

Charlotte, a young talented lady is into the crafting of assorted interior decor with discarded car tires, other plastics and metal waste products. Her production site and product showroom are in a small town within the Ashanti region of Ghana. The pressing need was to “get her out of her shell” and to create visibility for her products in the wider local market and internationally.

BAWYP has assisted her to expand her product lines and to enlist on the Green Butterly market in Accra. A marketplace for indigenous Ghanaian artifacts and fashion products, highly subscribed by local expatriates and foreigners. She is also receiving coaching on suitable marketing strategies, brand identity, etc. to get her products on the export market.

Benedicta receives support to commence her hospitality service journey
Benedicta, offers hospitality services

“I started business blindly I must say. I was driven by passion into events planning and space rental without knowing the rudiments of business management. At a point in my journey, I felt lost and wanted to give up until I began to receive coaching from BAWYP. Now I am motivated and feel equipped with the necessary knowledge I need to succeed.

I received support to acquire the various statutory licenses. Through the coaching, I have been able to set achievable goals with timelines and track progress on weekly basis. For a new entrant, my marketing needs have been well served with strategies to sell my outlet. On the other hand, criticisms are constructive and unbiased with a focus on growth, success and less wastage of resources

BAWYP’s coaching is extremely valuable. I believe my success in this line of business is not far-fetched!”

Sabina acquires bookkeeping & digital entrepreneurship skills for her trading business
Sabina, a trader acquires bookkeeping & digital entrepreneurship skills

Sabina is a clothing trader in Accra. BAWYP has taught her simple bookkeeping and financial management tips. She no longer dips her hands into her daily sales, as was her practice before. She carefully deducts her daily business expenses from her sales and forwards the difference into her bank account.

She now works with the principle that “your business money is not your personal money”. This practice has helped her to regularly accumulate her daily revenue to re-invest into the business. She has received assistance to open a suitable bank account for her enterprise. Also to set up the digital cash transfer service with her bank to help her conveniently transfer her daily sales into her bank account at the close of each day’s business.

Sabina has also acquired digital entrepreneurial skills. This has enabled her to expand her product reach and sales via WhatsApp online market.

Gifty formalises her enterprise, on the go to expand her market
Gifty, a beautician who produces luscious and healthy black soap bathing products

Gifty is a beautician. She is into the production of luscious and healthy black soap bathing products (mixture of local Alata Samina with other local ingredients). BAWYP has assisted her to formally register her enterprise with the Office of the registrar of Companies and to acquire attractive packaging and labels for her products. She is actively working on her product certification and is on the go to expanding her market reach after years of serving a small customer base comprising few friends and family members. The next move is to give the enterprise a leap into the international market.

This Metal Fabricator is on the path to growing his business
Frederick Opoku Agyemang, CEO of Syntropy Engineering Services

“My name is Frederick Opoku Agyemang, CEO of Syntropy Engineering Services. We focus on producing high-quality welded metal components for various purposes. Our goal is to improve welding quality to save lives and create good jobs.

Through BAWYP’s counselling and coaching sessions, we have implemented the necessary decisions needed for the growth of the business. This includes financial management, orderly arrangements of materials at the workplace, bookkeeping, staff motivation, and waste recycling. As part of the eco-friendly practices, we have built a machine for recycling plastic and moulding it into blocks for construction purposes”.

Syntropy Engineering Solutions is now repositioned to take Ghana's welding to global heights.