African Women in Leadership Organisation (AWLO) has announced plan to hold its international diaspora summit in Dallas, Texas USA, from August 2 to August 4, 2024
A statement signed by the Founder and President of AWLO, Dr
Elisha Attai, said it was proud to invite members of the global community to its’ 2024 International Diaspora Summit, holding at Dallas, Texas, USA
Attai said that the theme of the summit: “Investing in Women; Closing the Representation Gap,” was aimed at uniting, empowering and inspiring African women living in diaspora to drive positive change as well as foster development within their communities, by providing platform for collaboration, networking and leadership development.
”This conference aims to unite, empower, and inspire African women living in the diaspora to drive positive change and foster development within their communities.
”By providing a platform for collaboration, networking, and leadership development, the summit aims to harness the potential of African women globally, bridging gaps and creating opportunities for impactful contributions to the social, economic, and cultural advancement of Africa and the world, ” she said.
It also stated that the summit would feature engaging sessions including advocacy dialogue,
Intergenerational dialogue, HeforShe Fire Side Chat, policy dialogue, speed mentoring, exclusive closed-door session with high-level leaders, exhibition, and city tour.
The statement further said that the summit would feature renowned speakers including, Her Excellency Amb Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quad, Amb Dr. Elizabeth Thuiya, Dr. Liza Ekole, Dr Jayne Obioma Onwumere, Mariam Ally, Dr Elisha Attai, Fatoumata Diarra, Atai Albert Akpan, Faith Greaves, Monique Douglas. Pastor Mercy Djenebou Bouare, Dr Angela Harris, Olakunle Soriyan, Justina Anaetoh, and Dr Tanya Jones.
”The conference will bring together women in leadership, including elective and appointive office holders, High-level leaders across public institutions, Political leaders, Business leaders, Women professionals and male allies, Third Sector organizations (Academia), religious organizations, youth organization representatives, and the media, ” she also stated.
AWLO is a leading organization dedicated to empowering women and promoting gender equality across Africa. Through advocacy, capacity-building, and networking initiatives, AWLO continues to inspire and support women leaders in driving positive change.
For registration visit https://awlo.africa/
