Launching its first in-person celebration, Ascent Club unveiled the prestigious 2025 Top 100 Career Women in Africa list on Sunday, March 30. The landmark event, a highlight of Women’s History Month, brought together the continent’s most accomplished female leaders, industry pioneers, and gender equity advocates for an unforgettable commemoration of excellence.
Ascent Club Marks 5th Anniversary With Inaugural In-Person Celebration
The Convener
Meet Dr. Glory Edozien—renowned expert, advocate, and game-changer in women’s leadership development, gender diversity, and executive visibility. With over 20 years of trailblazing experience, she has personally trained 500+ female executives, equipping them with the tools to secure board seats, C-suite promotions, and global influence.
A dynamic speaker, LinkedIn Top Voice, and sought-after consultant, Dr. Edozien doesn’t just talk about change—she creates it. Her transformative programs have directly impacted corporate gender gaps, pushing organizations to embrace inclusive leadership practices. As the founder of Ascent Club, she’s building a movement that’s redefining leadership across Africa and beyond.
About Ascent Club
Ascent Club is the premier digital academy empowering high-achieving African women with the tools, visibility and networks to secure board appointments and executive leadership roles. Through initiatives like the Top 100 Career Women in Africa, Ascent Club is accelerating gender equity in leadership across the continent.
The Strong And Audacious Voices
The venue buzzed with energy as honorees, past awardees, and distinguished guests arrived for an afternoon that perfectly blended sophistication with substance. Guests were treated to:
- The exclusive reveal of the 2025 honorees – brilliant minds reshaping Africa’s corporate landscape
- Powerful panel discussions on leadership, visibility, and breaking barriers
- High-value networking among C-suite executives, policymakers, and rising stars
- A celebratory toast with premium refreshments, sponsored by Moët Hennessy
Honoring a New Generation of Trailblazers
Now in its fifth edition, the Top 100 Career Women in Africa awards have grown from a Nigeria-focused initiative to a pan-African movement. This year’s list featured an impressive array of leaders across banking, tech, energy, and social impact sectors from 22 African countries. With plans already underway for next year’s edition, one thing is certain – the influence of Africa’s top career women will only continue to grow.