Funke Okoya, Chairperson, Women's Empowerment Commission, Women in Finance Nigeria. |
Mrs. Funke Okoya, an Executive Director with NOVA Merchant Bank has been appointed Chairperson, Women’s Empowerment Commission of the Women in Finance Nigeria.
Okoya’s appointment was announ
The
Women Working for Change is an organ of the African CEO Forum, the largest
international forum of the African private sector.
The
newly appointed Exco Members were selected from committed Senior
Executive members of the organisation and have been charged
with the specific duty of chairing the Association’s
five new Commission.
Mrs Okoya’s appointment
as Chairperson is a major push for the capacity development of women in Nigeria and it is expected to drive initiatives that advance
Speaking
at the event, the Chairperson, Women in Finance
Nigeria, Mrs Toyin Sanni, said, “We are very excited about the
launch of these important commissions under the leadership of these dynamic
senior executives as well as the election of our new national secretary
all of whom served creditably, over time at WIFNG.”
Funke Okoya who expressed
She added that the expanded
executive committee demonstrates the association’s
Funke is an Executive
Director, Investment Banking
While congratulating Mrs Okoya
NOVA Merchant Bank is a leading merchant
bankin Nigeria that offers an integrated suite of financial
solutions covering Financial Intermediation,
Wholesale and Investment Banking, Asset and Wealth
Management, Trade Services, Transaction Banking, Cash Management and
Digital Banking.
Women in Finance Nigeria (WIFNG) is a non-profit organization registered in 2016 to provide policy advocacy for greater representation of women in the financial sector and in financial roles in Public and Private Sector Organizations. WIFNG advocates for positive economic policies and is a platform for women in financial roles to collectively tackle workplace and societal challenges affecting women. WIFNG also provides Capacity Building, Networking and Economic Empowerment opportunities. In 2019, it established and registered its UK Chapter, WIFNG UK, a vibrant body for African women working in the United Kingdom Financial Services Sector.
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