MacCarthy Mac-Gbathy

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MacCarthy Mac-Gbathy is a Ghanaian entrepreneur and the founder of HOPin Academy, a Ghanaian ecosystem development organization that provides opportunities for young people and women in Northern Ghana to curb rural-urban migration and reduce unemployment through entrepreneurship and startup development, and human capital development.^[1][2]

He attended Tamale Technical University for an HND in Marketing and Communication and was later awarded a degree in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

MacCarthy founded HOPin Academy in northern Ghana to provide spaces and platforms for social entrepreneurs. Since its inception, Mac-Gbathy has led over 1,500 entrepreneurs within northern Ghana. Through entrepreneurship community development, he manages incubation programs for startups with over 550 members.^{[citation needed][3]}

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