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Angel network in Accra connecting early-stage startups with impact-focused investors for cheques of $20,000–$250,000. You need a Ghana-based team, a clear business model, and evidence of social impact or commercial viability.
Angel network connecting early-stage small and growing businesses (SGBs) with impact-focused angel investors in Accra. Typical cheque size $20,000–$250,000. Sector-agnostic with emphasis on social impact and early-stage technology businesses.
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Early-stage small and growing businesses (SGBs). Must demonstrate social impact or commercial viability. Based in or operating from Accra/Ghana. Experienced founding team preferred. Clear business model and market opportunity.
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Applications are reviewed for business model clarity, founding team capability, and demonstrated impact or commercial potential. Selected founders are typically invited to present at Accra Angels Network forums or one-to-one investor meetings. Investment decisions rest with individual angels, not the network itself. The network facilitates introductions and due diligence but does not make cheques.
What reviewers look for
The network backs startups pre-Series A, typically at MVP or early revenue stage. If you have a working product, paying customers, or strong pilot data, you fit. Idea-stage businesses without validation usually do not.
You must be based in or operating from Accra, Ghana. Registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is normal practice and will strengthen your application.
The network operates on a rolling basis. There is no single deadline, but applications are reviewed and founders matched with investors continuously. Attend network events to stay visible.
The network is impact-focused but sector-agnostic. This could mean environmental sustainability, financial inclusion, health, education, or any venture addressing a social or environmental problem while building a viable business.
Accra Angels Network facilitates introductions between you and individual angel investors. The network itself does not invest; angels make independent investment decisions.
Guide written from the official programme page on 4 November 2026. Funders change their rules, so confirm the details on the official page before you apply.
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