How do you turn an idea into a thriving venture while balancing classes and real-world challenges? At the ACE Business Diaries, three inspiring student entrepreneurs took center stage to share their journeys, hard-won lessons, and practical strategies with over 60 of their peers.
Through candid storytelling, the panelists reflected on what inspired their businesses, the obstacles they faced, and the strategies that fueled their growth. From balancing academics with managing ventures to navigating funding hurdles, their experiences offered relatable advice and tangible takeaways for aspiring student entrepreneurs.
The spotlight shone on:
- Nana Kwadwo Osei Nyarko, co-founder of 1NRI, a Christian fashion brand blending faith and fashion to inspire purpose-driven living.
- Beryll Mina Bampoe Addo, founder of Mina Minks, a lash business providing beauty services to young women on campus.
- Salia Abdallah, founder and CEO of Farmitecture, an agricultural venture advancing vertical hydroponic farming for sustainable food production.
The event’s interactive format encouraged students to engage directly—asking thoughtful questions and gaining clarity on starting, sustaining, and scaling their ideas. This open exchange of insights made entrepreneurship feel relatable, accessible, and achievable.
As the session drew to a close, the entrepreneurial spirit came to life. Students showed their support by purchasing products, booking services, and connecting with the featured entrepreneurs—highlighting the power of collaboration and community in driving innovation.
The ACE Business Diaries reaffirms Ashesi’s commitment to cultivating a culture of entrepreneurship—where bold ideas are celebrated, challenges fuel growth, and students are empowered to take the first steps toward building ventures that matter.
