Interviews

Interviewer: Welcome to The Chateau! This space is meant to explore entrepreneurial minds, and today, we are so blessed to have with us a great entrepreneurial mind. He is the founder of Eli’s Mixology. We have Eli with us. Welcome, Eli! Eli: Thank you so much. How are you doing? Interviewer: I’m good. How about […]

Interviewer: When did your business start? Nicole: Nissie Creatives started in July 2021. Interviewer: How did you come about the name “Nissie Creatives”? Nicole: I prayed about it. Before I start a lot of the things I do, I make sure to spend time praying. After one of my research sessions, I spent time praying

Interviewer: What exactly piqued your interest in design and fashion? Jude: I would have to think about this, I don’t want to lie. I remember I was going into tech, and I wanted a way to make money on the side. I don’t ask my mum for money because my dad passed away when I

Interviewer: Why did you start 1nri? Nana Kwadwo: 1nri started because of a question I asked myself. “What happens if Christian creatives put work out that is good and accessible and because of that we kind of shape the outcome of culture?”. That is what I am exploring, is it possible to have the highest

Interviewer: What year did you start your business? Maliha: Officially, I started in 2017. Interviewer: What drew you to the world of baking and pastries? What attracted you to that particular niche? Maliha: It sort of started out as impatience, so basically the beginning of the story is with waffles. My mum insisted I knew

Interviewer: How did the idea for the Jollof festival come to mind? When and how was the idea born? Osekre: The idea for the Jollof Festival came to me in 2016 whilst I was browsing Twitter. I noticed that Ghanaians and Nigerians were engaged in many arguments and teased each other’s jollof rice. This got

Interviewer-Welcome to the Chateau! I hope you’re having a good day. Beatrice: I am, thank you for having me! Interviewer: When did you decide you wanted to pursue a career in business? Beatrice: I have always known I wanted to do something related to the business world. I looked around and saw people doing all

Interviewer: Welcome! Your incredibly successful career is truly inspiring! Interviewer: I noticed you began your career in chemical engineering and even worked at the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission. Can you tell us when and why you decided to shift to information technology, considering your background in chemical engineering? Mr. Nsarkoh: My first encounter with computers

Interviewer: Kindy Introduce yourself and the business idea you are pursuing. Kwaku: I am Kwaku Osafo, a computer science student at Ashesi University. I love graphic designing, writing, and football. During COVID, I started designing to keep busy and learn more skills on my own. Once I had gained a certain level of confidence in

Founder of the first Non-Alcoholic Bar in Africa.