10/08/2026
6 Days, 1 Vision: Shaping the Future of iDE Ghana with Global Leadership
For the first time since establishing iDE Ghana in 2010, we hosted our Global CEO, Reed Peterson, for six days of deep engagement, strategic alignment, and community connection.
From traditional welcomes in Tamale to high-level diplomatic meetings in Accra, here is how we aligned local field reality with global vision:
📍 Connecting with Team iDE Ghana: Our entire staff gathered for an in-person town hall with Reed, followed by strategic sessions with our Senior Management Team to streamline local operations for maximum impact.
📍 Connecting with Local Entrepreneurs & Communities
Yimahigu: Visited a resilient women’s group scaling shea butter processing, running a thriving VSLA, and championing community nutrition education.
Bago: Met with households driving year-round livestock rearing and vegetable gardening to combat seasonal food insecurity.
Seed Producers: Heard inspiring stories from women producing certified seeds to contribute directly to Ghana’s national seed bank.
Yendi District: Connected with Ramatu, an entrepreneur producing nutrient-dense cereal mix flour who is gearing up to train a network of women producers.
Tamale: Toured local sanitation enterprises bridging critical supply chain gaps to bring safe products to their communities.
📍 Strengthening Strategic Partnerships in Accra Engaged with key partners—including LDS Charities, the Royal Netherlands Embassy, and the Ministry of Local Government, Decentralisation and Rural Development—to align goals and scale our reach.
Powering entrepreneurs to end poverty requires strong roots and broad reach. When market-led solutions meet unstoppable local determination, how far can we truly go?