Kojo Annan

Kojo Annan is a serial entrepreneur, global citizen, and investor, with an extensive global network and a strong track record of growing new businesses across international markets.

 

He is the Founder of Africa 10,  leading pan Africa youth organization for excellence, innovation, and leadership, and Executive Vice Chairman of Made In Africa, a global Fashion holding company rooted in Africa.

 

Kojo has been a sought-after speaker for global platforms for exceptional networking between family offices and thought leaders from all over the world. It includes a close-knit group for funding, partnerships, and co-investment opportunities. He was a special speaker at the World Economic Summit in Davos, Switzerland. Most recently he led a panel at the Family Office Experience (FOE) in Los Angeles and will be participating in upcoming Dubai. He was a VIP Guest Speaker in Dubai of the Esteemed Badr Al Towaijri, Sir Anthony Ritossa, at the 17th Global Family Office Investment Summit. Over $100Billion in new funding has resulted from the combination of events.

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Kojo Annan is a creative visionary with a global network. He has a special passion for the people of the world, especially Africa. He has dedicated his life to his work to elevate the African nation, and to create opportunities for “conversations that matter” to the betterment of the world, to the elevation of Business, to the needs of society. His unique lineage and pedigree continue to create a legacy of service, hope and successful business.

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