Proof, not theory

Experience demonstrated through real work.

Commercial initiatives, conferences, cultural events, sports programs, and community projects inform how our team plans and executes across the U.S.–Ghana corridor.

Zuri of Africa Shea

Commercial · Product

Zuri of Africa Shea

Commercial product development in Ghana.

Experience across product development, sourcing, production planning, land acquisition, branding, licensing coordination, distribution, marketing, and sales informs how FVG evaluates commercialization pathways.

Manufacturing Branding Land Acquisition Distribution Marketing
Ghana to the Moon Conference

Conference · Institutional

Ghana to the Moon Conference

World Trade Center, Accra · December 2025

A business, technology, arts, STEM, and education conference connecting participants from the United States and Ghana. The work demonstrates cross-border convening, program development, venue coordination, and stakeholder management.

Convening Institutional Cross-Border Premium Venue
GTTM Festival

Festival · Cultural

GTTM Festival

Bayview Village, Accra

A music and cultural event produced under the F.I.R.E. banner, involving venue coordination, artist and stakeholder management, production, security planning, content, and community engagement.

Festival Music Multi-Stakeholder Production
Football Bootcamp — "Access to Play"

Sports · Youth

Football Bootcamp — "Access to Play"

International youth football program led by the Star Wright Foundation

Access to Play football clinics combine coaching, skill development, and equipment support for young participants. The program's international footprint reflects the Star Wright Foundation's leadership and multi-stakeholder coordination.

Youth Youth Partnership International 26 Countries
Inspiration Weekend

Community · Philanthropy

Inspiration Weekend

Recurring community engagement initiative

A recurring initiative combining philanthropy, mentorship, arts, health, technology education, and school support in collaboration with local institutions.

Philanthropy Mentorship University Partners Multi-Country
U.S.–Ghana Community Partnerships

Cross-Border · Aid

U.S.–Ghana Community Partnerships

Community initiatives in Teshie

Cross-border donations and local activations support feeding, clothing, health screening, and education through F.I.R.E. and participating community organizations.

Cross-Border Community Health Education
GTTM Pitch Competition

Innovation · Capital

GTTM Pitch Competition

Entrepreneurship, mentorship, and capital access

A platform designed to connect emerging Ghanaian entrepreneurs with visibility, mentorship, technical support, and potential early-stage capital.

Entrepreneurship Microloans Mentorship Pipeline
F.I.R.E. Sports Complex — Mamprobi

Real Estate · Long-Term

F.I.R.E. Sports Complex — Mamprobi

Proposed long-term community development

A proposed multi-use development intended to support sports, STEM, arts, learning, residential, and community activity in Mamprobi.

Real Estate Long-Term STEM Community Infrastructure

Strategic network

Relationships that extend the work.

FVG's network across the United States and Ghana supports relevant introductions, institutional context, and cross-border coordination.

i.

World Trade Centers

Trade-oriented relationships and event experience in Ghana and Philadelphia, including the December 2025 GTTM Conference at World Trade Center Accra.

ii.

USATA

A relationship supporting U.S.–Africa trade conversations and connections to broader institutional networks.

iii.

Philadelphia Eagles (NFL)

An Access to Play program connection supporting youth football and cross-border community engagement.

iv.

AfroNation

A cultural and entertainment relationship connected to festival and activation work in Ghana.

v.

DriftHunters

A Ghana-based sports and entertainment relationship supporting automotive and diaspora-focused activations.

vi.

Genesys Management Consulting

An advisory relationship extending available experience for selected cross-border engagements.

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