Accra, May 7, GNA – The annual Africa Family Business Summit (AFBS) set for Accra is to feature and promote various financial growth opportunities tailored for family owned-businesses.

The two-day Summit, to be held from June 26 to 27 is on the theme: “Access to Capital: Positioning Family Enterprises for Financing Opportunities.”

The Summit seeks to equip African family-owned enterprises with global insights, viable strategies, and the tools they need to thrive across generations, a statement shared by the organisers with the Ghana News Agency said.

The initiative is expected to assemble family business leaders, next-generation successors, governance experts, investors and consultants under one roof—fostering honest conversations and actionable solutions for sustainable success.

“This year’s summit builds on the remarkable success of previous editions, which featured thought leaders like Dr. Russell Thackeray, Dennis T. Jaffe, and a wide spectrum of African family business visionaries. Their contributions have shaped AFBS into a hub for both reflection and action in the evolving landscape of family enterprise in Africa,” the statement said.

The organisers said the platform would facilitate access to both local and international investors seeking partnerships with scalable family businesses.