Five influential women set to speak at maiden event
About 500 women from various professional backgrounds are expected to converge at the Christ Square of the Pleasant Place Church in Accra on Saturday, November 27, 2021, to participate in the maiden edition of The Woman in Charge Conference (TWIC), an event designed to empower women not only to take charge in their professional lives but also their homes.
The conference, on the theme ‘God, Careers and Family’, will convene career women, professionals and experts to engage in discussions that seek to equip women who have the desire to succeed in their career path.
“There have been several calls and actions geared towards increasing women participation in every facet of life in our society. Governments both past and present have development polices to ensure that the country achieve gender parity, and we believe that platforms such as this –Woman in Charge Conference—will go a long way to ensure our women are empowered to contribute their quota to the development of the country,” organizers of the conference said.
According to the organizers, TWIC, which seeks to equip women to build successful careers and raise godly families, will have five influential women speakers to share their lifetime experience over the years.
Women from all walks of life will come together to seek the face of God, share experiences and ideas that will educate, empower and equip them to serve God wholeheartedly. Attendance is free and all participants are to register via www.mypleasantplace.org/twic.
The conference, which promises to be educative, will feature the following influential personalities as speakers:
Lady Rev. Adelaide Heward-Mills, a lawyer, educator, counsellor, preacher, philanthropist and excellent homemaker. She is the First Lady of the Lighthouse Chapel International, a denomination with over 3000 satellites across all continents of the world. Before being dedicated to the ministry she served faithfully for many years as a State Attorney in the Attorney General’s Office of Ghana. Adelaide has a remarkable reputation as a peacemaker in her speech and demeanour.
Dr. Mrs. Ellen Hagan, the Founder and Chief Executive of L’AINE Services Limited, Ghana’s leading Human Resource Consulting Firm. The company is credited as the first Ghanaian company to produce a world class HR magazine called the HR Focus, and the first Ghanaian company to organize an annual HR conference; dubbed the HR Focus Conference and Awards. Dr. Mrs. Ellen Hagan is a highly respected Human Resource Practitioner in Ghana and a Fellow of the Institute of Human Resource Management Practitioners, Ghana (IHRMP).
Dr. Ellen Hagan
Dr. Joyce Aryee
Dr. Joyce Aryee, one of the few exceptionally multi-talented professional women in Ghana. Having served in public service excellently for over three decades, she is currently retired but still in active service at the Salt and Light Ministries where she is the Executive Director. Dr. Aryee is a Management & Communication Consultant and a Professional Counselor.
Dr. Joyce Aryee
Charlotte Osei
Charlotte Osei, a lawyer, international elections consultant, is an impact-led executive and administrator leveraging 25+ years of experience — including senior-level leadership covering both public and private sectors — spanning international and domestic experience in election administration, voter and civic education, academia, private and public sector partnership, corporate and regulatory compliance, dispute resolution, institutional management and transactional expertise.
Charlotte Osei
Lady Rev Olivia Titi-Ofei
Lady Rev Olivia Titi-Ofei – First Lady of the Pleasant Place Church and Founder& Executive Chairman of Christ Temple International School. She has been a pastor for over two decades. During this period she had the privilege of counseling several Christian parents who are faced with the herculean task of raising godly children in a perverse generation.
Lady Rev Olivia Titi-Ofei
