Henry Eze

Henry Eze is an active researcher whose work intersects with entrepreneurship, social sciences, and economic development. His research contributions align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those addressing poverty reduction, social inclusion, and economic growth. He has co-authored impactful studies on informal finance, social capital, and institutional memory in entrepreneurship programs.

• Expertise areas include: Entrepreneurship, Social Exclusion, Microcredit, Institutional Memory, Digital Entrepreneurship, and Program Administration.

His recent publications focus on frameworks for sustainable development and public-sector challenges in entrepreneurship programs. He participated in the 2021 AMR Paper Development Workshop (LAC region insights), reflecting his engagement with global academic networks. His work emphasizes practical applications for youth empowerment and social equity.