Quick Angels unveils GHS300m scale-up fund
Emmanuel Lamptey, CEO of Quick Angels Limited, has urged Ghanaian investors to help build lasting systems that support the next generation of entrepreneurs. Speaking at the October 29 launch of a GHS300 million Scale-Up Fund developed with RNAQ Holdings, Lamptey said Ghana must shift from celebrating individual success to creating institutional structures that sustain business growth and national wealth.
“Ghana needs us all,” Lamptey said. “We must move from individual success stories to institutional systems, from occasional investments to an enduring pipeline; from capital that chases returns to capital that builds a nation.”
He emphasized that Quick Angels focuses not only on funding but also on instilling governance, mentorship, and operational discipline in the businesses it supports. “Passion starts a business, but structure sustains it,” he noted.
The new fund targets Ghanaian entrepreneurs aged 20 to 45 who already run viable early- or growth-stage businesses and are ready to scale. It prioritizes proven ventures over untested concepts, aiming to strengthen enterprises with the potential for long-term impact.
