KsTU Student Leader Commends Maxwell Investments Group's Commitment To Ghana's Youth Entrepreneurial Development

Appiah Stephen, KsTU President 


President of the Kumasi Technical University Business School, Mr Appiah Stephen, who doubles as the Minority Leader for the school's parliament, has commended Dr Maxwell Ampong, the CEO of Maxwell Investments Group (MIG), for his advocacy following ‘Entrepreneur In You’ Campus Tour event scheduled to take place on Friday, June 14, 2024 at the Great Hall of Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science and Technology (KNUST). A minimum of half a dozen schools are participating, and attendance will exceed the 1500 capacity of the Great Hall if the signups are any indication.


According to Mr Appiah, the needs of the students shall be addressed following the upcoming event (Entrepreneur In You).

"I believe that ‘Entrepreneur In You’ is a positive initiative that is going to equip us, as a lot of people have the perception that University is theory-based. We believe MIG is bringing something different because a lot of people have ideas to turn it into something good”, adding that knowledge is key and money.

He noted that the stakeholders and management of Entrepreneurship In You, including the Africa School of Entrepreneurship, have done well for the initiative, and the expectations of the students with Maxwell Investments Group's encounter are very high.

Addressing challenges faced by students interested in entrepreneurship, he encouraged the youth and his colleagues to make good use of any opportunity given to them.

The student leader, speaking to NewsAfricaGh.com, expressed gratitude to Dr Maxwell Ampong and the team at Maxwell Investments Group for their continuous commitment and support to students' inclusion in entrepreneurship.

Mr Appiah Stephen also called on his fellow students and youth to collaborate and help acknowledge Dr Maxwell Ampong's efforts and urged them to make any given opportunity well utilised.

The “Entrepreneur In You” Campus Tour event is sponsored by Ghana’s largest indigenous bank, GCB Bank PLC.

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