The AGI-WIB is a group under the umbrella of AGI that gives Women Businesses under its membership, a robust network committed to driving change, providing support and education on policies as well as enhancing the contribution of women to economic development.
oining AGI-WIB opens the door to a vast range of opportunities concerning business networking with other women, access to industry information, access to business regulatory issues and requirements for doing business in Ghana.
Membership is open to women entrepreneurs, registered with AGI. Joining AGI -WIB means you become part of the family which ensures you add your voice to the conversation concerning AGI-WIB, their needs, advocacy for improvements in initiatives to support AGI-WIB and policies affecting women in business.
Members of AGI WIB are to actively engage in the following:
The AGI-WIB in nature is a creation on the National Council of AGI and therefore is represented by the National Treasurer at the National Executive Committee level. The other women sector chairpersons have been co-opted to serve on the executive level.
Therefore in consultation with the women executive and the chairperson, a voluntary steering committee operates to organize the affairs of the group.
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) is a voluntary business association of over 1500 members, made up of small, medium and large scale manufacturing and services industries. Being the leading voice of the private sector and the manufacturing industry in Ghana, Members of the association are categorized in twenty-three sectors, namely: Food, Beverages, Agri Business, Pharmaceuticals, Electronics and Electrical, Information Communication and Technology, Advertising, Automotive and Transport, Construction, Textiles, Garments and Leather, Financial Services, Export, Environmental &Sanitation Services, Export, Hospitality & Tourism Sector, Stationery, Printing & Packaging, Toiletries & Cosmetics Sector, Wood Processing, Energy, Chemical, Metal & Roofing, and Oil & Gas.
