“Getting to Know Her”
a) What is your favourite song?
My favourite song is “Someone you loved”- Lewis Capaldi
b) What is your fav hobby ?
I love watching movies in my free time.
c) Who was your role model growing up and why ?
My mother was my role model. She has taught me the importance of honesty, integrity and hard work and has instilled in me a strong sense of responsibility and respect for others.
d) What was your fav subject in school?
I enjoyed Arts and Crafts and Social Studies in school.
e) If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life what would it be?
I would choose to eat only fruits for the rest of my life. They maintain skin health, promote weight loss, control blood sugar, and more benefits.
f) What is your fav part about your job?
My favourite part of my job is seeing and smelling a clean office.
g) What would you say is the hardest part of your job?
Sometimes it’s just about pushing through the hard work even if you’re not feeling up to it.
“Inspire Inclusion” 2024 Theme
a) What is your view on the theme?
The success of every woman should be an inspiration to another; we should raise each other up. It means empowering women to lead and thrive in their careers.
b) In your opinion, how can men and women work together on inclusion?
Men and women can work together on inclusion by ensuring that men’s voices aren’t the only ones heard, valued, and uplifted and that every woman feels empowered to shine.
c) How are you able to inspire inclusion at ANGLEC as a 2024 honouree?
I always try to do my part in making the job environment a place where all employees feel like they belong.
“Inspiring Others to Embrace Equity”
a) What advice would you give to young women about being included and including others in the workplace?
Start believing in your own potential and thinking highly of yourself.
b) How can someone advocate for an equitable inclusion in a work environment?
c) What role does leadership have in promoting inclusion in the workplace?
Recognition and celebrate employee accomplishment show them they are seen, valued and appreciated.
