5 JULY2026W MAN LEADERGLOBAL W MAN LEADERGLOBAL Editor's NoteAfrican Women Changing the Face of Leadership Globally Across Africa, more women are stepping into leadership roles and building successful businesses that are changing lives. They are starting companies, creating jobs, and bringing fresh ideas to industries like technology, farming, healthcare, and fashion. Although many still face challenges such as limited access to funding and unequal opportunities, they continue to move forward with determination and creativity. Support from governments, business organizations, and investors is also helping more women grow their businesses and reach new markets. As these leaders succeed, they inspire young girls to dream bigger and believe in their potential. The growing presence of women in business is not only strengthening Africa's economy but also creating a more inclusive and innovative future for everyone.The July edition of Global Woman Leader magazine highlights the success stories of several women leaders from Africa. Through detailed interviews and conversations, we get to know more about their journeys and leadership philosophies.One of the featured leaders is Angel Jones, the CEO of Homecoming Ex Executive Search, a purpose-driven talent advisory firm focused on globally experienced African leadership. She founded Homecoming Revolution and later transitioned into executive search, connecting African talent worldwide.Joining this edition is also Charlotte Jackson, the Group CEO ­ International at MEDITECH, leading the company's global expansion across healthcare markets outside North America. With over 15 years at MEDITECH, she drives innovation in digital healthcare. We also feature an interaction with Eng. Faridah, CEO, Plenser, a Kenya-based engineering and manufacturing company specializing in industrial heating solutions, incinerators, and waste management technologies. Joining the coveted list is also Ann Mbene, CHRO at The Tonic Technologies. A seasoned HR leader she brings deep expertise in organisational design, talent strategy, and people development, driving sustainable growth and performance at The Tonic Technologies.In this edition also read about the journey of Malvika Kapoor Vaswani, Vice President ­ Investments at Verod. With a background in FMCG manufacturing, urban planning, and value creation, she specialises in scalable, impact-driven investments across Africa.Get to know more about these women leaders in the current edition of GWL magazine.Let us know your thoughts. Rachita SharmaManaging Editor
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