About Impact Investing Ghana
Impact Investing Ghana (IIGh) is the Ghana National Advisory Board for Impact Investing. We are an independent, private-sector-led initiative promoting sustainable development and advancing the development of the impact investment ecosystem in Ghana. Established as a nonprofit, IIGh is Ghana’s representative to the Global Steering Group (GSG) for Impact Investing, the successor to the Social Impact Investment Taskforce established by the G8. The GSG’s National Advisory Boards (NABs) currently cover over 42 countries and provide a global platform to drive investment and increase visibility for its members globally. IIGh aims to tackle Ghana’s pressing social and environmental challenges by driving more capital to deliver real impact. We are a local platform representing all the stakeholder groups needed to redirect significant capital flows towards social and environmental impact. Private-sector-led, yet in close partnership with the national government, we raise awareness, create market intelligence, change policies, and mobilize additional financial resources for the public good. IIGh brings together leaders from the worlds of finance, business, government, social organizations, and philanthropy. IIGh has an ambitious plan to support the growth of impact ventures and to catalyze $ 1 billion in impact funds for investment in impact ventures in Ghana and the West African sub-region.
PROJECT SUMMARY
Context
Impact Investing Ghana (IIGh) is leading the training of emerging Ghanaian angel investors to equip them with knowledge of angel investing. IIGh has developed Angel Investor Resources on “How to invest as an angel investor”. The goal is to promote angel investing and grow the early-stage investor ecosystem in Ghana. The purpose of the workshop is to have an in-person session and provide emerging Ghanaian angels with the required knowledge they need in their investing journeys.
Scope of Work: We are seeking a consultant to train emerging angels in Ghana on “How to invest as an angel investor.” The consultant will provide case studies as part of Angel Development Resources on the topic. The goal of the workshop is to provide emerging angel investors with practical skills and knowledge of angel investing.
Scope of work:
- Curriculum design: Develop a modular training curriculum that includes topics such as:
- What is angel investing?
- How to identify and evaluate startups
- Conducting due diligence
- Structuring deals (equity, SAFE, convertible notes)
- Risk management and return expectations
- Post-investment engagement (e.g., board roles, mentorship)
- Exit strategies and tax implications
- Local and regional case studies
- Content Development: Prepare slides and relevant case studies and share sample deals
- Facilitate the in-person Training with the emerging angels and take them through a practical step-by-step guide of investing as an angel from deal sourcing to exit. Engage participants through discussions, Q&A, and interactive elements.
Deliverables:
- Training curriculum and agenda
- Slide deck and training materials (editable format)
- Facilitation of training (1-day workshop)
Contract length/Time Demand: Total 1 – 2 weeks of work
Location and mode: Accra and in-person
Submission Requirements:
Please provide a proposal that includes the following components:
- Summary/profile of the consulting firm or consultant
- Relevant Past Experience
- Quotation – the bill for the workshop.
Vendor Selection and Criteria
- Experience with the creation and running of an angel network
- Demonstrated knowledge of angel deal sourcing, due diligence, and structuring of angel deals.
- Competitive price.
Contact Information
Please direct all responses to this RFQ and/or any questions to: Doris Mensah, +233 249407688, doris.mensah@impactinvestinggh.org, justina.mensah@impactinvestinggh.org, with info@impactinvestinggh.org
With the subject: Consultant for Ghana Angel Investor Network Learning Workshop
Budget for the project: USD 2,500.00
Timelines
The deadline for submission of the quotation is 11th August 2025.
Negotiations: 15th August 2025.
Selection of vendors on 29th August 2025.
The project commences on 11th September 2025 and must end by 26th September 2025.