The Apostolic Church-Ghana, through the Apostolic Professionals Network (APN), has held its maiden Apostolic Business Leadership Summit, bringing together professionals, business leaders, entrepreneurs and corporate leaders within the Church and beyond for a day of learning, networking and meaningful conversations on Christian leadership and business.
Held on Thursday, 8th October 2026, at the TAC Tower Auditorium (Apostle D.K. Boateng Hall), Adenta, the summit was organised under the theme, “Equipping Christian Business Leaders for a New Era.”
The first-of-its-kind summit was conceived as a platform to bring professionals within the Church together, create meaningful connections, encourage collaboration and provide opportunities for members to share knowledge and experiences that can contribute to personal, professional and business growth.
Beyond networking, the summit sought to address some of the critical challenges confronting businesses today and equip Christian business leaders with practical knowledge to build sustainable, profitable and resilient businesses capable of transitioning from one generation to another.
Delivering the keynote address, the President of The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Aps. Dr. Aaron Nartey Ami-Narh, emphasised the importance of Christian professionals and business leaders bringing excellence, integrity and strategic thinking to their various fields of endeavour.
The summit featured experienced professionals and business leaders who shared insights on key areas of business growth and sustainability, including business continuity and succession, financial management, preventing financial leakages, cybersecurity and digital risks, business structures and systems, and strategies for moving businesses from survival to scale.
Among the speakers and panellists were Eld. Prof. Samuel Antwi, Pro Vice-Chancellor of UPSA; Eld. Dr. Daniel Fahene Acquaye, Chairman of APN and Group CEO of Agri Impact; Madam Juliana Asante-Dartey,; Mr. Joshua Larbi, General Manager of JP Petroleum; Mr. Godwin Tamakloe, Chief Regulatory, Risk and Compliance Officer at MobileMoney Ghana, Mr. Hayfron Aboagye, Partner at PwC Ghana and Mr. Roland Quaye
The gathering also provided participants with an opportunity to connect with fellow professionals from different sectors, exchange ideas, explore possible collaborations and build relationships that extend beyond the summit.
The initiative forms part of the broader commitment of the Apostolic Professionals Network to empower its members to excel in their professions and businesses while using their skills, expertise and influence to advance the Kingdom of God and contribute positively to society.
The maiden Apostolic Business Leadership Summit therefore marks the beginning of what promises to be a significant platform for connecting Christian professionals, strengthening business leadership and equipping the Church’s professionals to make greater impact in the marketplace.
It was not just a summit; it was the beginning of a new platform for connection, collaboration and growth among Christian professionals.
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