Women in recent times have risen to the peak of their career in Ghana. Regardless of the gender bias against them, they have proven against all odds that success can be attained Here is an account of the successes chalked by women in finance as captured by Adeline Quarshie: CEO
Adwoa A. Amoako Adjei born on 11/04/1994 is a young lawyer who doubles as an author and is the first Ghanaian author to publish a mystery thriller novel and also the first female Ghanaian to self-publish a mystery thriller-romance novel. She is from Koforidua in the Eastern Region of Ghana and from a family of five. Ms. Adjei
Worked as an Uber Driver at night after class, a TA in the morning, a truck unloader in the afternoons and graduated with a GPA of 3.72 in Energy Systems (MBA) Congrats to Nii Djormor Sackey Here’s his story “My name is Nii Djormor Sackey I studied visual Arts at Accra academy
The journey has not been smooth for William A. Amankwah as he lost his father at a tender age. He started catering for himself as early as stage 2. An uncle eventually stepped in to help him go to school. He was able to complete Sunyani Technical University and KNUST where he
“I sell food with a BSc in Mathematics and an MSc in Actuarial Science. I wanted to be a Med Doctor”- Doris Obenewaa Darko (27) Here’s her story in a QnA w/ Edward Asare “Place of birth: Kibi but grew up in Koforidua-Kukurantumi because my mum was transferred to New Tafo Akim Gov’t
Françes is a highly organized and delivery-focused Project Coordinator with a track record for delivering projects to time, budget, and expected benefits. She is experienced in managing all facets of a project, including planning, budgeting, tracking, reporting, resources, suppliers, quality assurance, and issue management. She is accustom to working in
