Empowering Excellence: Ghanaian Women at the Helm of Corporate Leadership

Professor Dorothy Yeboah-Manu: Pioneering Microbiologist

Professor Dorothy Yeboah-Manu, a distinguished microbiologist, etched her name in history as the first woman to lead the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR). Her expertise and dedication to scientific advancement have elevated Ghana’s fight against infectious diseases.

Professor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo: Breaking Academic Barriers

Professor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, a luminary in linguistics, made waves by becoming the first female Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana. Her appointment marked a seismic shift, emphasizing the importance of women’s leadership in academia.

Abena Osei-Poku: Navigating Banking Waters

As the Managing Director of Absa Bank Ghana Limited, Abena Osei-Poku wields influence in the financial sector. Her strategic vision and commitment to customer-centric banking have positioned Absa as a force to reckon with.

Angela Mensah-Poku: Leading the Energy Sector

Angela Mensah-Poku, the CEO of Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo), ensures the seamless transmission of electricity across the nation. Her leadership in the energy sector contributes to Ghana’s sustainable development.

Anita Erskine: Media Maven

Anita Erskine, a media powerhouse, wears multiple hats as a TV host, producer, and entrepreneur. Her impact extends beyond entertainment, as she champions women’s empowerment through her platform.

Ethel Cofie: Tech Visionary

Ethel Cofie, a tech entrepreneur and CEO, is at the forefront of Ghana’s digital revolution. Her company, Edel Technology Consulting, drives innovation and empowers businesses to thrive in the digital age.

Patricia Obo-Nai: Driving Telecommunications Innovation

Patricia Obo-Nai, the CEO of Vodafone Ghana, spearheads technological advancements in communication. Her strategic leadership ensures seamless connectivity for millions of Ghanaians.