Understanding Startup Accelerator Programs

by Isaac Sesi | Apr 8, 2019 | Entrepreneurship

This is a guest post from MassChallenge. Financial challenges are among the most concerning hurdles when it comes to starting up your own business, but there are a variety of methods available to help fund your project regardless of how niche you might think it is. Be...

Overcoming the Challenges of Running a Hardware Start-up in Ghana

by Isaac Sesi | Mar 23, 2019 | Entrepreneurship

Last Month, I was a guest on Stanbic Bank Incubator’s #SBChat Twitter Chat, where I shared my thoughts on the topic “Overcoming the Challenges of Running a Hardware Start-up in Ghana”. Running a hardware startup in Africa is no joke. Just the mere...

Exclusive 6-Week Business Course Giveaway with GCEEI Startups Business School

by Isaac Sesi | Jul 25, 2018 | Entrepreneurship

We’re excited to launch The African Entrepreneur Podcast, a premier entrepreneurship podcast for African entrepreneurs which will feature the stories of African entrepreneurs making great strides to inspire upcoming entrepreneurs. To commemorate the launch, We have...

Launching The African Entrepreneur Podcast

by Isaac Sesi | Jul 24, 2018 | Entrepreneurship

I’m happy to announce that we will be launching The African Entrepreneur Podcast on Monday 6th August 2018. Starting an African themed podcast aimed at helping entrepreneurs share their stories and to inspire other upcoming African entrepreneurs is one of the...

#SesisBusinessLessons4 – Making the Best out of LinkedIn

by Isaac Sesi | Jul 19, 2018 | Entrepreneurship

In my last post, I talked about the importance of LinkedIn and why you should be on LinkedIn as an upcoming entrepreneur or professional. Today I want to share a few points on how you can make the best out of LinkedIn. 1. Update your LinkedIn profile: As obvious as...

#SesisBusinessLessons3 – Get On LinkedIn

by Isaac Sesi | Jul 12, 2018 | Entrepreneurship

If you are an upcoming entrepreneur or professional in any field, you can’t afford to not be on LinkedIn. If you are reading this post on LinkedIn, blessed are you! Personally, I think LinkedIn is very underrated especially among Africans. Here is the thing: If...