
African Female CEOs: EABL’s Visionary CEO, Jane Karuku: Brewing Success, Breaking Barriers
Jane Karuku is an exceptional woman who not only rises to the top but effortlessly steers a massive ship towards prosperity and
Jane Karuku is an exceptional woman who not only rises to the top but effortlessly steers a massive ship towards prosperity and
From the moment Duchess Iphie was born, she was destined for greatness. Born in Nigeria, Duchess Iphie’s parents instilled in her a
Whether it is working relentlessly in her luxurious store or walking elegantly in her husband’s house, Kofoworola Adebutu’s presence is immediately felt
Nigeria’s event management industry has witnessed an evolutionary turn in recent years and, Adebimpe Akinfolajimi, a trained lawyer and journalist and CEO
In a world where African women continue to defy odds, break barriers, and make their mark in various fields, Folashade Noimat Okoya,
Thasunda Brown Duckett took over as CEO of TIAA in May 2021, bringing with her a wealth of experience as a powerful
Kanyisa Mkhize is the Chief Executive Officer of Sanlam Corporate. She leads a team who are passionate to pursue value-enhance opportunities for
Wema Bank Plc has once again renewed its commitment to empowering women by securing a partnership with Shecan Nigeria to organize a
Only a few women made their mark in the Nigerian banking sector the way Rose Okwechime has done at her young age.
Miriam Olusanya is the Managing Director of Guaranty First Bank, the first female to hold the position since it was established in 1990. She assumed this
At the 16th edition of the African Banker Awards Gala Ceremony, which took place at the Kempinski Hotel, in Accra, Ghana. At
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari recently awarded Crown Flour Mill Limited the National Productivity Orders of Merit Award
In more recent times, conversations surrounding racial equality have gained momentum in the United States. With the #BlackLivesMatter protests and the #Covid19
Don’t just complain, be the solution! Self proclaimed Southern belle and foodie Emily Avonya Jefferson at age 16 almost lost her life
Black talents are representing big across the globe and we’ve got one more proof! At just 31, Damola Adamolekun became the CEO
Ignite your fire! Dark & Lovely, founded in 1972 by Carson Products but acquired by L’Oréal in 1998 was created for Black
The name Wally Amos might not ring a bell today, but fact is his legacy undeniably remains. Although he eventually lost ownership
Right from teenagehood, Patrick Ngowi knew his calling – entrepreneurship, delved right in and has never looked back. Today Patrick Ngowi, CEO
“I believe that self care is embodied from scalp to toes!” Taraji P. Henson is no stranger to the world of entrepreneurship
World tennis champ Serena Williams through her Serena Ventures has raised US$111 million for an early stage venture capital fund with focus
Nigerian born immigrant Frederick Akphoghene, founder of JéGO Technologies, Inc, has got the headlines thanks to his pioneering JéGO Pods. Florida based
The Iyalaje Oodua, Princess (Dr.) Toyin Kolade in her usual visit to support brands in the country took a time out to
Spending up to six hours just to get hair done is sort of the norm for black women, inspired by walking into
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