Every meaningful business journey is shaped not by speed, but by resilience—the ability to persist, adapt, and stay committed when progress is slow and outcomes are uncertain.

This is the essence of the Money Talks Bootcamp (MTB) Series by ABN Unite. We spotlight real business journeys that reveal what it truly takes to build, sustain, and grow ventures in the face of operational, financial, and market challenges.

In this upcoming session, the MTB Series draws practical insight from Obroni and the Chocolate Factory by Steve Wallace, founder and CEO of the Omanhene Cocoa Bean Company. His experience offers a compelling business case on long-term value creation, disciplined execution, and resilience as a core entrepreneurial skill.

Rather than focusing on short-term gains, the American industralist, Steve Wallace’s journey emphasizes building systems, managing complexity, and staying the course through uncertainty—realities familiar to entrepreneurs and professionals operating in demanding environments.

Event Details

The MTB Series is scheduled to take place on Sunday, 22nd February 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (GMT).The session will be held virtually via Google Meet.

The discussion will centre on the theme: “Lessons in Resilience, Entrepreneurship and Building Success From the Ground Up”

Success Key focus areas include:

• Building businesses with a long-term perspective

• Navigating uncertainty and operational challenges

• Turning constraints into strategic advantages

• Developing resilience as a business discipline.

Participation in the session is free. Interested participants can register via the link below.

A Google Meet link will be shared with registered participants ahead of the event.

Registration Link:https://abnonline.org/get-involved/

The MTB Series is designed for entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders who understand that lasting success is not accidental—it is built through resilience, consistency, and thoughtful execution.