Edward Ato Sarpong, Managing Director of Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC, has praised the upcoming Kwahu Business Forum as a vital platform for empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and driving national economic growth.
Highlighting ADB’s participation in the event, Mr. Sarpong emphasized that the forum presents a unique opportunity for businesses and financiers to collaborate, share ideas, and explore strategies for wealth creation and sustainable development.
“As a development-oriented bank, our involvement in the Kwahu Business Forum aligns with our mission to support Ghana’s entrepreneurial ecosystem,” he said. “We’re committed to helping MSMEs, startups, and corporations achieve their potential through tailored financial support.”
He stressed that access to capital remains a major driver of business growth and innovation. ADB offers a variety of financing options, including term loans, lines of credit, bank guarantees, and more, all designed to serve different customer needs.
“Entrepreneurs can transform their ideas into thriving enterprises when funding is accessible,” Sarpong noted. “ADB is ready to support viable businesses every step of the way.”
The Managing Director encouraged all forum participants to engage with ADB’s team for support across SME banking, corporate and trade finance, agribusiness, asset finance, electronic banking, and retail solutions.
He reaffirmed ADB’s capacity to deliver custom financial products that meet the diverse needs of Ghana’s growing business sector.
About the Forum:
The Kwahu Business Forum takes place on April 19, 2025, at Mpraeso in the Eastern Region. It is expected to bring together MSMEs, investors, financial institutions, and industry leaders for networking, collaboration, and investment promotion. The event is part of the government’s wider strategy to accelerate private sector growth and job creation.
