Aisha Addo is the founder of Power to Girls Foundation, an organization that helps girls identify their true purpose and calling. Join us for a webinar with her on June. 20th, as she shares with us some of her tips on social entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship isn’t just one thing. You can be an entrepreneur in a small business, startup, large company etc.
But if you’re interested in making the world a better place, you’re on your way to becoming a social entrepreneur.
You need to ask yourself – What type entrepreneur do I want to become?
Aisha Addo is a social entrepreneur, who has dedicated her life to empowering women and young girls with her initiative – Power To Girls Foundation.
She offers them the mentorship, guidance and the resources they need to achieve their dreams and excel.
Join us for a 45-minute webinar with Aisha Addo on Tuesday, June 20th, 2017. We’ll be discussing what it takes to become a social entrepreneur, and starting a non-profit organization.
Register below to get the exclusive link to the webinar.
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Some of the topics we’ll cover:
- Starting a non-profit organization
- Risk taking in social entrepreneurship
- Having confidence in your idea
- How to live your most authentic life doing what you love.
Webinar Details:
- Date: Tuesday, June 20th
- Time: 11am Toronto / 3pm Accra / 4pm Lagos
Watch here:
About Aisha Addo
Aisha Addo is a graduate in Business Administration Accounting, but her true passion and dedication lies in ensuring girls around the world are provided with the guidance and resources that’ll help them to reach their full potential.
Aisha founded Power To Girls Foundation, a non-profit organization to offer young girls the mentors and role models that were absent during her own youth.
She is a recipient of the Young Black and Gifted Award for Community Service, was named a Black Diversity Group Role Model and One of 100 Black Women to Watch in Canada, and also among the 150 Black Women making history in Toronto.
Her latest initiative is DriveHER, the ride-sharing service for women by women.