Co-founder and President
of Ovamba Solutions, Inc. Viola Llewellyn graces the cover of FabAfriq magazine.
The inspirational interview gives her insight and opinion on business, women
issues and life in general.
With a world of experience gained from various
roles at: Unisys Corporation, IBM, KPMG Consulting, BearingPoint Rothschild’s,
and many others, Viola has gained powerful leadership skills which she has
called upon on numerous occasions.
Viola is quite an
inspirational figure, making countless contributions to the growth of the
African business world. Her historic journey in both the corporate and the
business world is a great resource pot to tap into. Her global achievements
urged us to dig further, unearthing her struggles and how she overcame them.
Viola’s is a remarkable story worthy of FabAfriq Magazine’s Inspirational Issue
and most especially the COVER.
In her interview with
FabAfriq magazine, the bold and fearless Voila encourages every woman to take
the bull by the horn and face every challenge with bravery. Get inspired to
step out of the ordinary and dream beyond the present, as she rightly puts it:
“We are here to build the foundation for those unborn and for Africa’s legacy
to be returned to what it was always going to be – the cradle of mankind.”
About
Viola Llewellyn
Viola Llewellyn is the
Co-founder and President of Ovamba Solutions, Inc. Ms. Llewellyn oversees the
execution of strategy, daily operations, marketing and new business development
for Ovamba. She and her team also work closely with investors and African Civil
Society Groups. Her previous consulting roles have been in the health care,
technology, media, education, security and communications fields. Ms. Llewellyn
has over fifteen years of project management and consulting experience from the
technology and Government sectors in the United States.
About
FabAfriq Magazine
FabAfriq is a unique
concept quarterly magazine, offering information on African culture and
lifestyle. The magazine's objective is to challenge and dispel the myths and
stereotypes surrounding Africa and its peoples, providing a fresh angle that is
often glazed over by other media channels. It is printed and distributed in the
UK, Cameroon, some parts of Europe and America including major African cities
as well as online via www.fabafriq.com.
A digital version is also available worldwide. Over 20,000 copies are
sold through other channels, such as hotels, resorts and health centres.
The demographic is
interested in African development, culture and lifestyle. It inspires
innovation across the continent and within its peoples, expatriated or
otherwise. FabAfriq also strengthens new and existing brands through articles
and events.
The main themes of the magazine are: career, socio-economy
issues, fashion, tourism, beauty, events, cuisine, health, culture, sports,
humanitarian work, celebrity spotlight, business, parenting etc.
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