Quick Angels Limited’s Chief Executive Officer, Emmanuel N. L. Lamptey, emphasized the importance of partnerships, structure, and discipline in driving Ghana’s economic growth.
Speaking at the launch of the Scale-Up Fund, Lamptey highlighted the potential of Ghanaian entrepreneurs and the need for strategic support to help them scale.
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Lamptey noted that Quick Angels was founded on the belief that Ghanaian entrepreneurs deserve more than encouragement; they deserve capital, structure, and partnership.
He emphasized that structure and discipline are essential for scaling businesses, and every entrepreneur partnered with Quick Angels receives not just funding, but also governance frameworks, mentoring, and operational discipline.
The Scale-Up Fund is a GHS 300 million initiative designed to support Ghanaian entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses. With over 300 Ghanaian-owned enterprises applying for the fund, Lamptey expressed optimism about the potential for growth and innovation in the country.
Ghana’s economic story will not be written by speeches or promises. It will be written by the partnerships we form, the ideas we back, and the businesses we build,” Lamptey stated.
He urged entrepreneurs to be clear about their numbers, models, and missions when pitching for funding, emphasizing that funding will open the door, but discipline will keep you in the room.
Speaking at the launch event, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, business mogul and philanthropist, emphasized that the new fund marks “the beginning of a movement” — one that bridges the gap between potential and performance for Ghanaian entrepreneurs.
The Scale Up Fund is a bridge from potential to power, from survival to success,” he declared. He added
