Mercy Bruce-Amanquah, as the Founder and CEO of the Francis Faki Amanquah Foundation, is a passionate advocate for educational equity, particularly for young women pursuing degrees in STEM fields. With a profound belief in the transformative power of education, Mercy has dedicated her career to...
Mercy Bruce-Amanquah, as the Founder and CEO of the Francis Faki Amanquah Foundation, is a passionate advocate for educational equity, particularly for young women pursuing degrees in STEM fields. With a profound belief in the transformative power of education, Mercy has dedicated her career to dismantling barriers that hinder access to higher learning for women in Ghana. Under her leadership, the foundation has established a robust scholarship program aimed at supporting young women entering their second year at the prestigious Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. This initiative not only alleviates financial burdens but also fosters a sense of community through mentorship, empowering these students to thrive academically and professionally.
Mercy’s expertise in policy development, performance management, and organizational strategy has been instrumental in the foundation's growth. She actively engages in building strategic partnerships with educational institutions, corporate sponsors, and non-profit organizations to secure funding and resources essential for the foundation’s initiatives. Her commitment to capacity building and leadership development ensures that beneficiaries are equipped with the skills necessary to excel in their chosen fields.
Key projects spearheaded by Mercy include workshops and training sessions that focus on enhancing technical skills and professional development, which are crucial for success in STEM careers. By leveraging her extensive experience in human resources and strategic planning, Mercy continues to advocate for systemic change, aiming to create a more inclusive educational landscape in Ghana. Through her visionary leadership, the Francis Faki Amanquah Foundation is not just changing lives; it is shaping the future of women in science and technology.
