Olori Atuwatse III’s Networking Dinner at John Randle Centre celebrates Jewel Taylor and fosters women’s leadership across Africa
[dropcap]O[/dropcap]lori Atuwatse III, the Queen Consort of the Warri Kingdom and a dynamic transformational speaker, lawyer, and social entrepreneur, is set to host an exclusive Networking Dinner & Discussion at the historic John Randle Centre in Onikan, Lagos.
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Renowned for her visionary leadership and dedication to fostering sustainable development, Olori Atuwatse III has designed this event to inspire collaboration, leadership, and innovative strategies for Africa’s progress.
Themed “Women Allying Women: Strengthening Bonds for a Brighter Future,” the event will spotlight Her Excellency Jewel Taylor, the former Vice President of Liberia.
A special tribute will honour her remarkable contributions to leadership, resilience, and advocacy for women’s education and rights.
Hosted by award-winning journalist Stephanie Busari, the dinner will bring together influential women leaders from diverse sectors, including business, technology, education, and the arts.
As the founder of Elevate Africa, Olori Atuwatse III champions Africa’s development through technology, entrepreneurship, and strategic partnerships.
Her initiatives reflect a commitment to driving progress not just for women but for the entire continent.
The Networking Dinner underscores this dedication by creating a platform to celebrate achievements and encourage collective action.
The John Randle Centre, a recently restored cultural landmark in Lagos, provides a perfect setting for this prestigious gathering.
Its blend of Nigeria’s heritage and modern architecture offers an inspiring environment for impactful discussions and meaningful connections.
Olori Atuwatse III’s transformative leadership extends beyond this event. As a qualified lawyer, philanthropist, and social entrepreneur, she has consistently worked to empower communities through her initiatives, including Elevate Africa and The Royal Iwere Foundation.
Her efforts focus on uplifting underserved communities, promoting education, and encouraging sustainable development across Nigeria and Africa.
This Networking Dinner promises to be an unmissable opportunity for dialogue and collaboration, uniting influential women leaders to share ideas and forge partnerships.
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By honouring trailblazers like Jewel Taylor and highlighting innovative leadership strategies, the event aims to inspire collective efforts towards a brighter, united future for Africa.
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