She left the UK and US behind for a business in Ghana

She left the UK and US behind for a business in Ghana
Moving to and starting a business in Ghana is an idea I've been exploring for sometime now. In this video, I speak to a hardworking lady who could have migrated to UK or Us but decided to stay in Ghana to start a business. Was starting a business in Ghana worth with it? Let's find out. My Name is Mickey....Keep Watching!!!
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedEunice Osei-Puku, founder of Pretty Iris in Ghana, shares her journey of establishing a corrective skincare business. She discusses the systemic challenges of Ghanaian entrepreneurship, the importance of ethical business practices, and the technicalities of treating acne. The conversation also covers the \"Jakpa\" emigration trend and the necessity of strong human resources for scaling SMEs.
