As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we would share with you women in the Aviation and Tourism space who are making a great difference in the sector for future leaders to follow
My name is Lizzy Sasu and I will be your host for today. Welcome Felicia Edem Attipoe
LS: Tell us about yourself
FEA: My name is Ms. Felicia Edem Attipoe, an aircraft Marshaller at Ghana Airports Company Limited. I have been in the aviation industry for the past 21 years in the aviation industry. I am also the Tema West women’s organiser for NPP. I am a single mum with 2 kids.
LS: Do you have any female role models? Who are they?
FEA: Yes my role models are Auntie Ama Busia and Rev. Dr. Joyce Aryee. These women have gone through a lot of challenges and they didn’t let it push them down but rather made it to the top.
LS: How do you understand the #iwd2020 theme, #generationequality
FEA: Generation equality is where both the old and young see ourselves as one and come to push and fight for a common goal. When the older generation helps and impact on the younger generation rather than condemning them.
LS: What do you think is the most important to today’s working professional?
FEA: Money
LS: Do you believe that women can better each other instead of competing?
FEA: I believe it but I doubt because women love to compete.
LS: Mentoring and coaching, which one do you prefer and why?
FEA: I prefer both because after mentoring you need to get closer to coach that is if you want a good results
LS: In terms of achievement, are you there yet?
FEA: Hmmm… I may say I am still climbing. Above the sky is my limit.
LS: Any advice to the teeming youth coming up?
FEA: Work hard, have fun and stay focused
NB: LS is for Lizzy Sasu and FEA stands for Felicia Edem Attipoe
Source: gh-aviation
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