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Ghana: 'Science Benefits from a Female Perspective,' says an Up-And-Coming GE Ghana Employee
GE Africa, 16 March 2017
The GE Reports Africa blog has launched a new series known as “Women in Technology” which profiles GE SSA’s unsung female heroes, highlighting their contribution… Read more »
GE Africa (Lagos)
Science Benefits from a Female Perspective
Abigail Asamoah, who is currently on GE's Early Career Development Programme in Accra, Ghana, says, "those of us involved in STEM [science, technology, engineering and mathematics] fields need to inspire and encourage young girls to pursue STEM careers. GE Reports Africa blog's profile of Abigail Asamoah is part of a new series known as "Women in Technology" which profiles GE SSA's unsung female heroes, highlighting their contribution at GE. Read more. More about GE in Africa in this BRIEFING.
Abigail Asamoah gives back to the community volunteering to mentor young girls in Ghana through the Tech Needs Girls initiative.
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