While on the Mandela Washington Fellowship two years ago, Kellogg’s School of Business at Northwestern University (USA) did a wonderful job of exposing us to the different tech and business incubation hubs in Chicago. Once a week we would go on a site visit to...
The Campus Director, Faculty and staff of Webster University, distinguished invited guests, ladies and gentlemen; I bring you greetings from Kumasi also known as Oseikrom. Thank you so much for this invitation to come and speak about ‘Preparing for College and Career’ at your Open...
Immediately I completed university, I had two choices: to return to my temporary summer job in the US or to go on a working holiday visa trip to the UK where my then boyfriend lived. Obviously, I chose UK! While in the UK, I did...
As the person who created the Fabulous Woman Network, who has also had some experience in the corporate field, here is what I have to say to men. Women have a lot of buried treasures and potentials that can be used. Don’t only focus on...
I was in a meeting with a client when it came. The email. Subject: Re: Lunch with Madame Christine Lagarde (IMF Managing Director). My eyes widened as I thought ‘no way!’ I immediately showed it to my client who was incredulous as well. Actually, he...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is neither friend nor foe – It’s both! This was the feedback received following a high level panel discussion held during the Science Forum South Africa (#SFSA2017) in Tshwane, were youth members from various African states exchanged their views and ideals as to...
My Quest to Escape the “Corporate Trap” | Ama Duncan | TEDxAdum...
The Fabulous woman speaks....
Years back I had an opportunity to work in a foreign country using their Working Holiday Visa. When I started my job search, it was not funny. I must have sent hundreds of applications, many of which I never got responses....
I was born in Sekondi to a nurse and a farmer. At about 5 years, we moved to Komenda, a small town in the Central Region of Ghana. Even though I was one of the best students in primary school, I always felt ‘little’ when...
