Women shine at IT and Telecoms awards
For the first time, a higher number of women and companies led by women, out of the 35 awardees, picked awards at this year’s Ghana Information Technology and Telecoms Awards (GITTA).
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The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Airtel, Ms Lucy Quist, was adjudged the CEO of the Year; the Managing Director of Internet Solutions, Ms Yvette Atekpe, emerged Industry Personality of the Year and with Ethel Cofie’s EDEL Technology Consulting, winning the IT firm of the year.
The CEO of EDEL Technology Consulting, Ms Cofie said,“it is really encouraging to see that all the hard work is beginning to pay off, and now we can say many women were winners at a technology award event in Ghana.”
Tech and organisations
EDEL Technology Consulting was recognised for leading the way in how technology can be used to help organisations to increase their returns on investments (ROI) through the use of modern project management techniques, standard software engineering and industrial strength architecture to deliver technology solutions to its clients.
EDEL helps organisations to leverage on strategy and technology to increase revenue, innovation and Impact.
“Winning this award throws a challenge to us to keep being the best and to improve on our services delivered to our clients. Such awards motivate us to keep going and to give our all. It is not my award, but one for the entire team,” Ms Cofie said.
About EDEL
EDEL Technology provides IT services for organisations including the World Bank, Dalex Finance, Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) and Clean Team Ghana.
Ms Cofie founded EDEL Technology almost four years ago. She is also the Founder of Women in Tech Ghana. EDEL Consulting is currently working with the United States Africa Development Fund (USADF) to build a micro-working platform to help shape the future of work across Africa.
