Ghana’s entrepreneurial landscape is set for a major boost with the launch of the GH₵300 million Scale Up Fund, an initiative designed to help local businesses transition from survival to sustainable success. 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 “We’re putting ₵300 million behind one clear belief: Ghana doesn’t lack talent or ideas; what we often lack is the capital and the systems to scale.” Quaye noted that since its inception, Quick Angels has demonstrated the power of collective investment and mentorship through partnerships with thriving Ghanaian brands such as Pizzaman Chickenman, Oya Micro-Credit, Sankofa, Burger King, King Ranch, and Pinkberry. According to hi...