PowerWomen 232 hosts inaugural NetWorth Ball in Freetown
Freetown, Sierra Leone– On June 4th 2016, PowerWomen 232 hosted its inaugural NetWorth Ball at the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel. In a glittering event attended by decision-makers from the worlds of business, government, arts and the media; professionals and entrepreneurs came together to discuss and create new partnerships in a fun atmosphere for a worthwhile cause and to network strategically. Noted names at the event include the John Sisay, the CEO of London Stock Exchange listed Sierra Rutile Limited, Mohamed Gento Kamara, CEO of Gento Group, government Ministers including, Palo Conteh, Gibril Sesay, and Isata Kabia. The outspoken Minority Leader of Parliament, Bernadette Lahai was also seen enjoying the evening.
Proceeds from the NetWorth Ball will go towards supporting PowerWomen 232’s flagship programme for 2016-2017 “Aspire”- A Mentorship Partnership with Girls Empowerment Summit Sierra Leone.
Menisa Sesay, a law student and journalist said “PowerWomen 232’s NetWorth Ball got me two job opportunities. Who would have seen it coming? That’s the power of networking.”
CEO of Sierra Rutile John Sisay with IMF Country Director Iyabo Masha
During her address, the President of PowerWomen 232, Yegniva Sisay-Sogbeh said “PowerWomen 232 is not an NGO or an advocacy group. We are a network of ambitious, passionate, vibrant, strong and focused women. We are determined to succeed.” The keynote speaker at the event was Dr. Iyabo Masha, the International Monetary Fund’s Resident Representative in Sierra Leone.
The event planner was Cyrillia of Cascade Events, the exclusive décor was provided by Chandelier by Verla Photography of the event was handled by Nash Media and Envizage.
Guests PowerWomen Networth
Guests PowerWomen Networth
Some PowerWomen members
PowerWomen232 is a network of women professionals in Sierra Leone. The network aims to bring professional women together to promote career advancement and leadership development of women entrepreneurs and professionals in all fields through networking, professional development, leadership, social events and community service. In 2016-17, our community service component focuses on mentoring young female secondary school students.
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