In the world of Facility Management in Ghana, it’s important to consider gender balance. Out of all the Facility Management professionals, 87 are men, and 23 are women. This sets the stage for an inspiring story about the women who are making their mark in Facility Management.
Women Facility Management Professionals in Ghana
Meet these incredible women who have made their mark in Facility Management in Ghana. They are the stars of an industry that often goes unnoticed but plays a vital role in keeping the gears of our nation turning smoothly. These 23 women are not just professionals; they are pioneers of precision and champions of excellence.
Akua Bosompemaa, the quiet force behind the scenes, ensures facilities operate seamlessly. Lydia Naa Momo Quaye, a maestro in Facility Management, orchestrates harmony in complex environments. Betsy Acquaah Harrison, with her unwavering commitment, anchors the industry to its core values.
Martha Budu-Manuel, a guardian of facilities, shields them from turmoil. Sheila Irene Cofie, a master of her craft, weaves a tapestry of efficiency. Audrey Essandoh Esilfie, a Facility Management virtuoso, composes symphonies of seamless operation.
Shelin Owusuwaa Boateng, a vigilant custodian, ensures facilities thrive. Christine Esi “Akuffo,” a trailblazer, leads the way with innovation. Ayisha Abdul-Salam, the problem solver, untangles the most complex Facility Management challenges.
Claudia Otoo, a guardian angel of facilities, brings peace to their operation. Duchess Hinson, a true royalty in Facility Management, reigns with grace. Sardia A. Saaka, a mastermind of order, transforms chaos into efficiency.
Judith Asempah, with her unwavering dedication, is the bedrock of Facility Management. Dzifa Nuer, a silent achiever, ensures facilities operate like well-oiled machines. Caroline Frimpong-Appenteng, a name synonymous with excellence, sets the gold standard.
Vonette Ofosu Asante, a rising star in Facility Management, casts her brilliance in every direction. Mabel Bondzie Boachie, a maestro of the trade, orchestrates Facility Management harmony. Lomoki Tei Nartey, a master of efficiency, ensures every facility sings in harmony.
Cynthia Naa Adjeley-Nelson, a guardian of Facility Management values, stands tall as a beacon of excellence. Za-imbo Nimatu, a dynamic force in Facility Management, drives innovation and progress. Ruth Armah, an unsung hero, is the backbone of the industry.
Annette Senam Tettey’s journey is particularly inspiring. She attended Hong Kong University and then returned to Ghana with a passion for Facility Management. Her dedication and enthusiasm are inspiring, encouraging others to follow their dreams. Annette embodies the spirit of breaking barriers and setting new standards in Facility Management.
Women Facility Management Professionals by Sector
It’s important to know where these women are making a difference. Among the 23 women, 14 have found their calling in the private sector. In the world of private enterprises, they aren’t just participating; they are excelling.
Six of these dedicated professionals work in government institutions, such as the Ghana Maritime Authority, Office of the President, National Investment Bank, Ghana Institute of Journalism, and Tullow Oil Ghana Limited.
One professional is continuing her education, and another has ventured to work abroad. Among these women, two have ventured into entrepreneurship by establishing their own Facility Management companies. Their stories are not just about breaking barriers; they are about shattering stereotypes and inspiring the next generation of women in the industry.