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Glitz Africa presents the Ghana Female CEOs Summit, a ground-breaking event devoted to elevating
women in leadership roles.
Glitz Africa is a major champion for diversity and inclusion in leadership roles.
The Summit intends to give female CEOs and executives a forum to exchange knowledge, wisdom, and
successful tactics while creating deep connections and motivating the subsequent generation of female
leaders.
It will also provide attendees with a special chance to interact with significant speakers and thought
leaders, develop deep connections, and build a caring community. The knowledge, skills, and
techniques participants acquire will help them improve their careers and effect positive change within
their businesses.
The Ghana Female CEOs Summit will bring together experienced women CEOs, business owners, and
industry experts from various sectors on June 30, 2023, at 9 am prompt at the famous Accra Marriot
Hotel.
Attendees should expect a lively schedule of speakers and panel discussions by pragmatist women
like Ama Sarpong Bawuah, Board Chair, Access Bank Plc; Mrs. Freda Yahan Duplan, Board Chair, Zenith
Bank; Ingrid Mollestad, Norway Ambassador to Ghana; Abena Amoah, Managing Director, Ghana
Stock Exchange and Pearl Nkrumah, Executive Director, Access Bank Plc hosted by Edem Knight Tay, Programmes Manager, Joy FM. Moreover, a chance for networking that encourages cooperation and
idea sharing.
The summit will feature a range of topics, under the theme: Resetting the Narrative: Ushering in a new
era of influence.
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