Interview with Business Leader Dr. Genevieve Pearl Duncan Obuobi

Check out our Executive Director’s interview with Dr. Genevieve Pearl Duncan Obuobi at the World Summit on Women & Girls, London, UK

LONDON, UK, November 7th – at the World Summit on Women & Girls (read our full article here), our Executive Director, Alexia Cito, had the opportunity to interview Dr. Genevieve Pearl Duncan Obuobi, Lead Consultant at Tarragon Edge Limited, Ghana.

See our full article here on the World Summit on Women & Girls, where our Executive Director Alexia Cito spoke as a panelist at this intergenerational dialogue with world leaders, which brought together women and girls and their male allies from across the globe to commemorate the United Nations International Day of the Girl Child, taking place over three days at the UK Houses of Parliament. 

Check out Alexia’s other interviews at the summit: 1) with Queen Nafisa Abdullahi here. 2) with International Regulatory Lawyer Monica Maghami here. 3) with Jeremy Blain Chief Executive of Performance Works International Australia/UK here.

Dr. Genevieve Pearl Duncan Obuobi is the Lead Consultant of Tarragon Edge Limited. She previously worked with Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited. She is listed as one of the 100 most impactful change makers in Africa and 40 most influential female leaders in Ghana 2020. She is a Customer Experience Strategist, Corporate Trainer and an SME consultant and has expertise in personal and team development, leadership, customer experience, partnership brokerage, writing, women empowerment and SME consulting. Dr. Genevieve is an alumnus of the Swiss Business School Zurich, Switzerland where she earned her Doctorate in Business Administration, and the University of Ghana, Legon where she had her Master's Degree and GIMPA for her Bachelors in Business Administration. She is also management certified by CEIBS, Shanghai, Cranfield Management - UK and Harvard, USA. She is a columnist in the BnFT in Ghana, the Author of “The Jigsaw Effect of Leaders” and “The Diary of the Branch Manager”. She is also a co-author of Who moved my heels and My Africa, my Identity.