“Diary of a Ghanaian Diaspora Entrepreneur: Progress Revolving Around African Business Innovations“

Such is the title of the upcoming new book by Ghanaian American entrepreneur Tony Kwame Ansah, Jr. This is a short and real-life diary about an author and entrepreneur’s past and present experiences with his business endeavors as a first-generation American of Ghanaian descent.

It begins with a backstory that connects Tony’s intimate upbringing within the African immigrant population. The diary then delves into business ideas leading to some market research on different promotional options for companies looking to reach African immigrant consumers. This research leads to Tony discovering online publication outlets in the USA and elsewhere that are open to external and/or independent writers, bloggers and authors to submit content for mass consumption.

As a result, Tony found many innovative products and services made or created by Africans on the continent and abroad and wrote about them throughout 2019. There were specific African innovators Tony also acknowledged and wrote highly about for 2019.

In Diary of a Ghanaian Diaspora Entrepreneur, Tony Kwame Ansah, Jr. shares in detail his personal story throughout this journey of social entrepreneurship.

Although Tony says he does not quite know what the future holds for him and his business endeavors, he predicts “somehow and someway it’ll revolve around social impact and financial independence for me and others, especially those of African descent.”

Tony Kwame Ansah, Jr. is the author of two previous publications:

• Diary of a Ghanaian Diaspora Entrepreneur: A short and real-life diary about an upcoming entrepreneur’s past and present experiences starting up his business(es) journey as a first-generation American of Ghanaian descent. Published in January 2018.
• Diary of a Ghanaian Diaspora Entrepreneur: Extended Version 2.0: A short and real-life diary about an upcoming entrepreneur’s past and present experiences starting up his business(es) journey as a first-generation American of Ghanaian descent. Published in August 2018.