A trained IT professional, he leverages his technological expertise to support financial services companies in Ghana. He actively promotes and encourages innovation among young people in the fintech sector.

Samuel Tettey Amanor (photo) is a Ghanaian tech entrepreneur and an expert in information technology (IT) solutions for financial services. He is the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of BlueSPACE Africa Technologies, a startup specializing in the digital transformation of Africa's financial sector.

Founded in 2014, BlueSPACE Africa Technologies helps financial institutions digitize their products, services, and core systems to unlock the African market’s full potential. The company also offers advanced services in big data, machine learning, and deep analytics, enabling organizations to identify opportunities, address operational gaps, and make more informed decisions. Its solutions include treasury management tools and cross-border payment systems for businesses, individuals, organizations, and governments.

In 2021, Amanor established the BlueSPACE Innovation Hub, a center dedicated to identifying and developing fintech startups across the African continent. He also serves as vice president for partnerships and funding at the Ghana Fintech and Payments Association.

Amanor holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Wayne College in the United States. From 2008 to 2014, he worked at Dell, where he held roles including account technology consultant, account manager for West Africa, and country director for Ghana.

By Melchior Koba,

Editing by Sèna D. B. de Sodji