WHO WE ARE

GHANA WOMEN IN BUSINESS AND LEADERSHIP IS THE BUSINESS NETWORK FOR TODAY’S FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS AND BUSINESS LEADERS IN GHANA.

If you've had your fair share of traditional associations, then maybe it is time to try something different! GWIB was formed with a focus on providing a welcoming and friendly environment for business women to meet, network and do business. Most importantly, to ensure that everybody gets a piece of the pie.

Using a blend of lifestyle and networking at our events encourages members and guests to break down communication barriers, build friendships and conduct business. Women who own their own business or work for others are equally welcome, bringing different viewpoints and experiences to be shared and enjoyed.

Everyone comes for an opportunity to relax and meet up with like-minded women in a welcoming and informal environment. So, if you fancy networking with a difference, come on in and join. 

We hold events for you to promote your business, build contacts and make friendships. Why not join the GWIB association and enjoy the benefits of regularly meeting like-minded businesswomen to do business?

Our Vision

Our vision is to empower women through economic freedom

Our Mission

Our Mission is to empower, support, and connect sustainable, responsible, women-owned enterprises through advocacy, funding, and capacity building.

To join or for more information, contact us at 0503551926 or email us at ghanawomeninbusiness@gmail.com

FOUNDER OF GWIB

Anita is the founder of GWIB and the CEO of OML Africa.  Anita is passionate about Ghana, its community and supporting other women in their business endeavours, and her enthusiasm and energy pervade every activity she embarks on with women and business.

Anita is supported by a hardworking network of women who run their own Ghana-based businesses. The focus of GWIB is its members and their business activities, and as a new network, GWIB prides itself on being welcoming, supportive, relaxed and fun.

Anita believes that as women, we should unite, talk and do business together with like-minded people. Anita also believes that "women remain an untapped economic potential in Africa. Empowering women to be entrepreneurial helps reduce poverty for women, their families and their communities, and female development and empowerment are the keys to developing successful women-owned businesses in Ghana and across Africa. It makes business sense to support women in business.

Anita Wiafe