STEM Women

Plastics Engineer Lilian Agyemang-Yeboah

“I’ve had life experiences I probably would’ve never had, if only I had someone to look up to, and guide me. This is why I’m currently creating an organization to inspire, mentor and empower young females in STEM or looking to go into STEM.”

Construction Project Manager Noxy Jali

“I want other women and girls to learn more about pursuing careers in construction and the built environment; for them to know that while it's a male-dominated field, there is space for women to occupy here and we have the potential to do great things.”

Microsoft Sr. Program Manager April Speight

“Once you've identified your gaps, start working towards improving in those areas. That could mean spending time learning a new concept/technology OR just improving your knowledge in an area in which you may be weak.“

Tech entrepreneur Lola Ojabowale

“I’ve been inspired by a lot of the tactics in Tim Ferris’s The 4-hour work week, and Jason Fried's It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Work. I try to be selective on what I spend my energy on in addition to committing to a few activities that I complete every day. “


Engineer and Entrepreneur Shavonti Archer

“Staying focused young women on the goal at hand is going to get you there. Trust me, this journey will not be easy, and remember that anything worth having is worth fighting for.“