Train the Entrepreneur

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Pillar: Health Entrepreneurship

Program Status: Coming Soon

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The Train the Entrepreneur Modules are designed to co-create educational modules for students in entrepreneurship, providing practical guidance on building successful businesses.

H2i will collaborate with KNUST to develop modules tailored for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Partners Involved

KNUST stands as a leading university in Ghana, offering a diverse array of courses spanning science, technology, engineering, and the humanities. The university has not only played a pivotal role in advancing education but has also made substantial contributions to Ghana’s economic and social development.

H2i is a commercial accelerator that educates, enables, partners, and facilitates early-stage entrepreneurs in the commercialization of health matters.

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Interantional Programs and Communications Coordinator

amanda.dlamini@utoronto.ca

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Centre for Reimagined Africa (CRA)

University of Toronto

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Amanda Dlamini

Interantional Programs and Communications Coordinator

University of Toronto

Amanda Dlamini is H2i’s International Program & Communications Coordinator, with 8 years of experience in communications, driven with a passion to empower entrepreneurs.

Having successfully collaborated in projects back in South Africa which focused on diabetes awareness through an NGO, employing stakeholder engagement, events management and in the private sector with consumer goods, in communications and public relations. Dlamini emphasizes continuously innovating and agile communications as the key piece of any business’ ability to successfully engage with the target audience. She holds a Master of Management, Innovation & Entrepreneurship from Smith School of Business at Queen’s University.