2.
Anthony Jean-Claude serves Maryland Green
BioFuel as president.
Headquartered on the east coast, he directs
operations, including trading shipments and oil and
developing programs that increase the amount of
octane used in biofuel that powers aircraft and diesel
vehicles.
A man of many interests, Anthony Jean-Claude
spends as much time as possible traveling.
He frequents Ghana, Africa, and takes an interest in
the goings-on that contribute to the region's growth.
3.
Aimed at converting Ghana into one of West Africa's
foremost tech hotspots, Hope City is a $10 billion
project launched by Ghanaian president John
Mahama.
That money will go toward transmuting a vast plot
of land into a hub community consisting of office
parks, a hospital, an IT-focused university, and
assembly plants for technology projects.
Other on-site structures will include residences,
restaurants, and entertainment such as theaters.
4.
Once completed, Mahama estimates that Hope City
will generate 50,000 jobs.
Businessman Roland Agambire dreamed up and
proposed the Hope City project and plans to fun 30
percent of the projects.
The rest of the funds will come from investors
around the region.
