The Africa Women's Leadership Academy- TAWLA

When Esther Cobbah speaks, you listen.

We were honoured to host her at the Africa Women's Entrepreneurship & Business Innovation Program, EBIP 2026; held at the prestigious UGC Hall, University of Gold Coast. With the session masterfully moderated by Portia Gabor, this was a conversation that challenged, inspired, and moved the room.

This is exactly why we built this platform ; so Africa's most powerful women's voices are heard, amplified, and never forgotten.

Behind every successful woman is a circle that pushed her further. Find yours at the African Women’s Leadership Academy.

Insights from the Africa Women’s Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation program.

If you are a woman who is a CEO, Entrepreneur, Industry Leader,Tech Founder, Corporate Executive or Business Owner, send a DM to join the Africa Women’s Leadership Academy.

Africa is not waiting. Neither should you.

The Africa Women’a Leadership Academy is built for the woman who has the vision, the drive, and the audacity to build something that lasts.

This is your next bold move.
Visit https://ladiesacademy.abs.edu.gh for more information

Africa is not waiting. Neither should you.

The Africa Women’s Leadership Academy is built for the woman who has the vision, the drive, and the audacity to build something that lasts.

This is your next bold move.
Visit https://ladiesacademy.abs.edu.gh for more information.

Hear it straight for the people who were there for the Africa Women’s Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation program, EBIP2026.
4 days of powerful speakers and impactful conversations. Hosted by the African Women’s Leadership Academy (TAWLA) at Gold Coast Hall, University of Gold Coast.

Conversations with , moderated by at the Africa Women’s Entrepreneurship and Business Program, EBIP 2026 at the University of Gold Coast .

Day 4 at EBIP 2026 was all about the power of the woman behind the brand.

Under the theme “The Woman Founder: Brand Presence, Perception & Trust as a Skill,” we explored what it truly means to show up, own your narrative, and build credibility that speaks before you even enter the room.

With insights from Esther Cobbah and a powerful moderation by Portia Gabor, the conversation reminded us that visibility is not enough; knowing yourself is the first key.

Because when a woman founder masters presence and perception, her brand grows and commands the room.