DreamOval Foundation appoints five-member board to drive digital education and youth empowerment
The DreamOval Foundation has appointed a five-member Board of Directors to provide strategic direction as the organisation enters a new phase of institutional growth and expands its digital literacy and education initiatives.
The DreamOval Foundation has introduced a new five-member board to steer its digital education and youth empowerment initiatives as it expands. The board, comprising Moses Cofie, Dyllis Bruce-Cathline, Augustina Ekua Mills, Kofi Asamoah-Kowri, and Afua Asiamah Adjei, brings together legal, corporate, NGO management, and software expertise.
Ms Adjei, Executive Director, highlighted the diverse backgrounds of the board members as a strength for the organization. The foundation, established in Ghana in 2013, aims to equip 30 million underserved African youth with technology and digital skills by 2063. Their programs focus on digital skills, innovation, education, and gender equality.
With the new leadership, the foundation plans to enhance its reach, collaborations, and overall impact on digital empowerment and education across Africa.
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