The momentum behind the TW Entrepreneurship Agenda 2030 continues to build, as the second edition of the Town Hall series brought together more than 100 dynamic entrepreneurs in an inspiring and impactful gathering focused on clarity, connection, and community.
Held under the visionary leadership of Tochi Wigwe, the Town Hall served as a catalyst for deep conversations around the future of entrepreneurship in Africa, spotlighting TW’s ambitious mission to reach and transform the journeys of 5,000 entrepreneurs by the year 2030.
Renowned business coach and keynote speaker, Mr. Bankole Williams, set the tone for the day, re-framing the identity of the participants as “creatives who happen to be entrepreneurs,” a sentiment that resonated deeply with the audience. His message laid the foundation for a day filled with powerful insights and shared purpose.
Joining him on the panel were Taymesan, known for his witty yet profound perspectives, and Tania Omotayo, a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and entrepreneur whose inspiring journey as a creative and mother captivated the audience.
The Town Hall also offered an opportunity to unpack the heart of the TW Agenda—a bold, inclusive movement that envisions a future where entrepreneurs are equipped not only to build businesses but to create lasting impact across industries and communities.
“Our hearts and notebooks were full,” shared the TW team. “It was a gathering of minds, momentum, and meaning. We are still soaking in the magic.”
Behind the scenes, a special tribute was paid to the TW Think Tankers, described as “the quiet force behind the movement”, whose dedication and vision continue to drive the agenda forward.
As the session closed, one thing became clear: this is only the beginning. With eyes set on 2030, the TW Entrepreneurship Agenda is set to grow bigger, bolder, and even more impactful, continuing to shape the next generation of African founders and changemakers.