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Independent (Lecia Ackerson)

Lecia Ackerson (me) is a highly accomplished individual seamlessly juggling the roles of a Business Development Manager at Workspace Global and a Research Assistant at Ashesi University, epitomizing the qualities sought after by the Catalyst 2030 initiative. Armed with a Business Administration degree from Ashesi University, Lecia brings forth a wealth of diverse experience spanning consulting, management, and specialization in key areas such as Human Resource Management, Sustainable Development, Marketing, and Organizational Behavior. In her capacity as a Research Assistant at Ashesi University's Academic Affairs Department, Lecia plays a pivotal role in quality assessment, risk management, and collaborative projects with esteemed organizations like the World Health Organization and the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission. Her involvement in co-authoring research papers on experiential learning and post-COVID-19 on-campus life reflects her unwavering dedication to addressing global challenges, aligning seamlessly with Catalyst 2030's mission. Simultaneously serving as a Business Development Executive at Workspace Global, Lecia showcases exceptional leadership and influencing skills. Leveraging digital platforms, she enhances brand recognition and orchestrates successful marketing campaigns, resulting in increased event attendance. Her adept management of sales operations, collaboration with the Operations and Business Development Manager, and consistent achievement of sales targets highlight her dynamic approach to achieving results, a characteristic valued by Catalyst 2030. Lecia's commitment to community service is evident through her volunteer roles at Ashesi University and participation in impactful projects. Of notable mention is her contribution to addressing 'No-Bed Syndrome' in Ghanaian hospitals, showcasing her capabilities in tackling real-world challenges with sustainable solutions. With a strong background in sustainable development, Lecia has expertise in education, environmental conservation, and public health, aligning perfectly with the Catalyst 2030 focus areas. She demonstrates a system thinking approach, understanding the interconnectedness of social, economic, and environmental factors. Lecia has played a crucial role in fostering collaborations between Ashesi University and diverse stakeholders, such as the World Health Organization, MEST Africa, Natural Eco Capital and the Education Collaborative contributing to SDG goals such as Good Health and Well-being (Goal 3), Clean Water and Sanitation (Goal 6), Affordable and Clean Energy (Goal 7), Climate Action (Goal 13), and Quality Education (Goal 4). Lecia's leadership is characterized by ethical practices, inclusivity, and a focus on the needs of marginalized communities. Through engagements with foundations like MSmiles, Future of Africa, and Will for Idyll (WIFI), she actively contributes to achieving SDGs 1 (No Poverty) and 2 (Zero Hunger). Her dedication to continuous learning and advocacy for policy engagement further underscores her holistic and adaptable approach to creating positive change. Lecia Ackerson stands out as she embodies the values, skills, and achievements necessary to drive meaningful impact in the pursuit of global sustainability. Her multifaceted contributions to research, business development, community service, and commitment to the SDGs position her as a true catalyst for progress within the Catalyst 2030 framework.

Headquarter Country

Ghana

Geographies served

Zimbabwe Ghana Kenya Niger Nigeria

Issue areas addressed

Education

Communities served

Internally displaced people or refugees Youth People in poverty Environment People with disabilities

SDGs focus

SDG 17 - Partnerships to achieve the Goal SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

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