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Jane Egerton-Idehen is a telecommunication executive with over 13 years’ experience in the Nigerian, Liberian and Ghanaian telecommunications markets. Jane has a strong passion for promoting girls in STEM and ensuring women in STEM industries remain and grow their careers in that industry. She curates her thoughts around her career journey, experiences and passion in life.

JOWY’S FASHION BRUNCH : SUCCESS SERIES AUGUST 2019

In 2018 Women and Career’s Founder was the key speaker of Jowy’s Fashion Brunch.   This year we look forward to sharing the panel with past speakers for an amazing time with the Fashion...

INTERVIEW WITH EVELLE MUSIC

Changemakers Innovation Challenge by the ACT Foundation July 2019

The Women and Career Founder Jane Egerton-Idehen will be one of the Judges at the Changemakers Innovation Challenge by the ACT Foundation . . .   The Changemakers Innovation Challenge is conceived by ACT Foundation...
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50 Leading Ladies in Corporate Nigeria May 2019

Women and Career Founder: Jane Egerton-Idehen named as one of the 50 Leading Ladies in Corporate Nigerian by Leading Ladies Africa.

Instagram Live with Bolaji Osime:13th June 2019

Join us on Instagram Live We go live in 5mins !!! Thursday 13th June 7pm GMT+1 Topic “A Case for Women in Public Service” with @AbolajiOsime

5 SPORTS YOU NEVER KNEW EXISTED

Sports; a word that evokes joy and fulfillment to the players and the viewers, includes activities that increase one’s endurance levels. From extremely dangerous sports like rugby and bull riding to bizarre ones like...

Why women’s participation in governance should be encouraged

Since time immemorial, research has shown that women’s participation in GOVERNANCE is highly beneficial and has a greater positive impact on people’s lives. Let’s bring it down home a little – In the home...

MEET THE HEROINE: NANCY PELOSI

      Pelosi was born Nancy Patricia D’Alesandro on March 26, 1940, in Baltimore. She was the last of six children, and the first daughter. The family lived on Albemarle Street in Little...