Ghanaian Kyerematen-Jimoh Emerge As Microsoft Strategic Partnership Lead For Africa

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Microsoft has appointed Ghanaian International corporate expert, Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh, as its Strategic Partnership Lead for Africa in its new Africa Transformation Office.

The function of the office will be to focus on facilitating growth and fuelling investment in four essential development areas – digital infrastructure, skills development, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), and startups.

The company believes that these ambitious goals cannot be achieved alone, but through strategic partnerships with governments, international organisations, multinationals, and industries, in a manner that accelerates investments in Africa and increase the continent’s export of digital services.

Microsoft’s establishment of an Africa Transformation Office (ATO) is a reinforcement of its investment in the continent, to enable digital transformation for the continent powered by Africans for Africa.

Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh and her team will be pivotal in leading the Strategic Partnership for the ATO and will focus on forming coalitions, partnerships and negotiation of market agreements with governments on the continent.

The agreements will also extend to financial institutions, Telco operators, the UN, the World Bank, the African Development Bank and other international organisations, with the primary goal of creating life-changing and sustainable innovations that will impact Africa.

‘We are delighted to welcome Angela to the team. With over 20 years of leadership experience across the continent in both regional and international roles, Angela will drive strategic partnerships and alliances aimed at accelerating digital transformation.

‘Angela is also very passionate about the continent and being a part of an organisation that is focused on economic growth through technology.’ Wael Elkabbany, Managing Director, ATO, said.

Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh has more than 20 years of experience in leadership, sales and marketing across the financial services and technology sector, balanced between global and local stints.

Source: africabriefing.org

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