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Ghana: KIC organizes orientation and induction for new executives of its Alumni Fellowship

The Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC) has hosted an induction for the executives of the KIC Fellowship, aimed at fostering networking opportunities within the entrepreneurship ecosystem for alumni from its various programs.

The fellowship encompasses alumni from initiatives like the AgriTech Challenge Classic, AgriTech Challenge Pro, Business Incubation, and Business Booster programs.

This initiative is designed to bring KIC Fellows together, enabling them to tap into the numerous opportunities available for young entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector.

The Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC) recently held an induction for the newly appointed executives of the KIC Fellowship, aimed at enhancing networking opportunities within the entrepreneurship ecosystem for all alumni of its various programs.

The fellowship includes alumni from a range of initiatives, such as the AgriTech Challenge Classic, AgriTech Challenge Pro, Business Incubation, and Business Booster programs.

This initiative is focused on bringing KIC Fellows together to leverage the vast opportunities available to young entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector.

Following a rigorous selection process for the KIC Fellowship executives, the orientation session for those responsible for managing the fellowship nationwide was held in July 2024.

The orientation was carefully crafted to promote ownership and encourage active engagement among the Fellows.

Key topics covered during the orientation included an overview of the KIC Fellowship’s goals, mission, and vision; a detailed explanation of the fellowship’s structure and the roles of its representatives; training on safeguarding policies, KIC branding, and communication protocols, among other essential areas.

The session culminated with the KIC Fellowship Representative Oath of Office, marking the executives’ formal commitment to their new roles.

The Fellowship Program marks a significant step forward in uniting young agripreneurs and leveraging their collective potential to drive innovation in the agricultural sector.

By fostering mentorship and providing a robust support system, KIC aims to create a dynamic network of empowered individuals who can lead the way in sustainable agricultural development.

Through this initiative, KIC continues to demonstrate its dedication to nurturing the next generation of agricultural leaders, ensuring that they have the skills, knowledge, and resources to succeed and make a meaningful impact in their communities.

Speaking at the induction ceremony, Benjamin Gyan-Kesse, Executive Director for Kosmos Innovation Center said, “KIC is committed to your growth journey as entrepreneurs and start-ups.

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