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Her Network, a global inspirational and lifestyle platform for women, has announced the 4th edition of Her Summit, taking place on September 19, at La Villa Boutique Hotel, Accra, from 10 am to 4 pm.
Following the success of previous editions in Lagos, this year’s summit marks a significant milestone with its first edition in Ghana.
It will be bringing together a vibrant community of African women across corporate, media, wellness, tech, creative industries, and more.
Her Summit 2025 will feature engaging panel sessions with key conversations, networking opportunities, and an intimate environment designed to foster real connections and impactful storytelling under the theme “Impact Through Collaboration.”
Speaking on the expansion of the summit to Accra, Ghana, Nkem Onwudiwe, founder of Her Network, shared, “We are thrilled to bring Her Summit to Accra this year.
"It’s a city that embodies creativity, resilience, and a strong sense of sisterhood; all these values are at the heart of Her Network.
"As we mark the 4th edition, our goal remains the same: to provide an inspiring space where women can learn, lead, and thrive together.”
With an intentionally curated lineup of speakers and partners, Her Summit 2025 promises a refreshing and purpose-driven experience for attendees who are not only building brands and businesses but also building legacies.
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