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Princess Ocansey named among Top 100 Iconic Female World Leaders, set to be honoured at UNGA81 Powerlist reception

The Executive Chairperson of SOS Global Investments and the Nekotech Centre, Rev. Dr. Princess Asie Kabuki Ocansey, has been named among the Top 100 Iconic Female World Leaders in the Powerlist. The Powerlist is an initiative by the Justina Mutale Foundation in partnership with the Art of Iconic Leadership and the World Summit on Women and Girls.

Princess Ocansey named among Top 100 Iconic Female World Leaders, set to be honoured at UNGA81 Powerlist reception

Rev. Dr. Princess Asie Kabuki Ocansey, Executive Chairperson of SOS Global Investments and the Nekotech Centre, has been recognized as one of the Top 100 Iconic Female World Leaders by the Powerlist. This prestigious accolade is a result of her exceptional leadership, vision, and influence contributing to communities, nations, and the wider world.

The Powerlist, an annual initiative by the Justina Mutale Foundation in collaboration with the Art of Iconic Leadership and the World Summit on Women and Girls, highlights women leaders making significant contributions in areas such as equality, empowerment, innovation, peace, and sustainable development. Princess Ocansey's inclusion in the Powerlist is a testament to her outstanding achievements in the fields of peace advocacy, legal migration, decent jobs for security, philanthropy, business leadership, and women's empowerment.

The formal recognition of her contributions will be celebrated during the UNGA81 Powerlist Honours Reception on September 24, 2026, in New York, a gathering under the patronage of the 6th President of Mauritius, Dr. Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, who serves as Powerlist Chairperson and Patron.

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