The Apostolic Professionals Network (APN) of The Apostolic Church-Ghana has held its maiden Business Leadership Summit to equip Christian business leaders with strategies for building resilient and sustainable businesses.
The summit, held on Wednesday, October 8, 2026, at the TAC Tower at Ritz Junction in Accra, was on the theme: “Equipping Christian Business Leaders for a New Era.”
It brought together business leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs and industry experts to deliberate on contemporary business challenges and explore practical solutions for improving business performance, productivity and sustainability.
Participants were taken through key sessions including building businesses that perform, adapt and grow; cutting costs, increasing productivity and making better decisions; identifying and fixing hidden business leaks; cybersecurity, fraud, data theft and data risk; and building businesses that can run without their owners through effective people management, systems and accountability.
Another major session, “From Survival to Scale: What Separates Winning Businesses in Ghana,” examined critical factors that enable businesses to transition from survival mode to sustainable growth in Ghana’s competitive business environment.
The summit featured seasoned speakers and industry experts including the President of The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Apostle Dr. Aaron Ami-Narh; Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), Elder Prof. Samuel Antwi; Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited, Elder Dr. (h.c.) Daniel Fahene Acquaye; General Manager of JP Petroleum, Mr. Joshua Larbi; Risk and Compliance Officer at Mobile Money Fintech Ltd, Mr. Godwin Tamakloe; Partner at PwC Ghana, Mr. Hayfron Aboagye; and Managing Partner at Newage Agric Solutions Limited, Mr. Roland Quaye.
Speaking through presentations and panel discussions, the experts shared practical insights on leadership, business strategy, financial management, risk management, technology adoption and business growth.
The Apostolic Professionals Network (APN) is a professional arm of The Apostolic Church-Ghana established to raise and prepare a pool of professional men and women to contribute to the professional development of the Church.
The Network also seeks to nurture and empower young entrepreneurs by creating effective networking platforms among professionals and the business community. Through training, mentorship and motivation, APN aims to support aspiring professionals while promoting Christian values, ethics and godly maturity in professional and business relationships.
The maiden summit forms part of APN’s broader commitment to equipping Christian professionals and entrepreneurs with the requisite knowledge, skills and networks to thrive in an evolving business environment.
