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Richard Nii Armah Quaye, CEO of Quick Angels.
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Quick Angels Limited President and CEO Richard Nii Armah Quaye has commissioned entrepreneurs to innovate with their ideas and businesses likely to attract investors.
He made it known during a startup session of entrepreneurs for equity financing at Quick Angels Limited, the first officially institutionalized angel investor in Ghana.
A few weeks after the launch of Quick Angels Limited, hundreds of entrepreneurs went to the Quick Angels Limited office to solicit equity financing.
Reacting to the figures on capital, Mr Quaye said:I am indeed pleased to see the figures and, above all, the posture of these entrepreneurs interested in equity financing. "
Equity financing, he said, "is the way for entrepreneurs to grow and more so for a developing country like Ghana".
"I urge all entrepreneurs to be versatile in their projects, ideas and businesses to attract good investors. As an entrepreneur, your idea must be unique and stand out so that an investor is convinced to invest. You should have the skills to be able to run once you get the funding you are looking for. You just have to be different and innovative, "he told participants.
He added that Quick Angels Limited hoped to be able to finance all the smart and innovative ideas of potential and existing entrepreneurs, as well as companies interested in equity financing.
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