‘EWN Impacted 10,000 In Decade’
Antoinette Kwofie The Chairperson of the Executive Women Network (EWN), Janet Sunkwa-Mills, has recounted the remarkable growth of the network over the past decade. According to her, EWN started Read More... The post ‘EWN Impacted 10,000 In Decade’ appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The Executive Women Network (EWN), founded 10 years ago by six women, has blossomed into a network of 200 members spanning 28 industries in Ghana, according to its Chairperson, Janet Sunkwa-Mills. Sunkwa-Mills revealed that through capacity building, corporate mentoring and coaching, donations, corporate social responsibility activities, and youth empowerment projects, the network has directly impacted more than 10,000 individuals.
She emphasized that the economic impact of EWN's work, given that its members hold influential positions in multinational companies and public institutions, is substantial but difficult to quantify. EWN is currently on a mission to expand its reach through EWN 2.0, which requires additional support and sponsors to continue its crucial work.
MTN Ghana's Finance Officer, Antoinette Kwofie, praised EWN's achievements during its 10th anniversary celebration, highlighting that the network's journey demonstrates the power of deliberate actions to empower women. MTN's Yellow Ladies Network, chaired by Kwofie, offers mentorship, leadership development, career conversations, and wellness initiatives to women employees.
MTN has pledged to advance gender balance by 2030, emphasizing that diverse leadership fosters innovation and sustainable growth. As MTN Ghana marks its 30th anniversary, Kwofie urged the Ghanaian community to continue supporting women's progress, ensuring they have the confidence to lead, the support to succeed, and the opportunity to realize their full potential.
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