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Telecel Ghana concludes SME Month 2026 with Business Runway in Takoradi

Telecel Ghana has concluded its annual SME Month celebrations with a successful Telecel Business Runway in Takoradi, the first time the flagship business showcase has been held outside Accra.

Telecel Ghana concludes SME Month 2026 with Business Runway in Takoradi

Telecel Ghana concluded its annual SME Month celebrations with a Business Runway in Takoradi, marking the first time the event has been held outside Accra. The flagship showcase, themed "Connect to Growth: Unlock More," brought together over 300 established SMEs, startups, young entrepreneurs, financial advisers, investors, and digital enablers for a day of training, mentorship, market exposure, and cashless commerce.

Telecel Ghana's CEO, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting SME growth through reliable connectivity and competitive packages. Despite fibre cuts along the Cape Coast–Winneba road, Telecel secured alternative routes to ensure connectivity in the Central and Western Regions.

Daniel McKorley, Chairman of the McDan Group of Companies, emphasized that a business's growth hinges on a clear model, the right people, and appropriate technology. Joseph Nelson, Western Regional Minister, highlighted the region's potential in sectors like port, oil and gas, mining, agriculture, logistics, and tourism. He commended Telecel Ghana for bringing the Business Runway to the Western Region, promoting inclusivity and entrepreneurial opportunities.

The event featured a panel discussion with Panyin Osei-Barnieh, Rebecca Odro, Dr. Clement Ansah, and Eric Amo Jone, sharing insights on entrepreneurship, funding, and tax compliance. Other highlights included an SME product exhibition and a masterclass on digital visibility and business growth.

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