The Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) has announced the integration of the Women in Energy Roundtable as a central pillar of its highly anticipated 7th edition scheduled to take off in Abuja, this month.
The session
will serve as a catalyst for transformative dialogue, offering women
professionals in the energy sector a vital platform to share experiences,
foster inclusivity, and champion gender diversity.
The Women
in Energy Roundtable promises an invigorating exploration of the multifaceted
experiences of women across diverse roles within the energy landscape. By
illuminating the pivotal themes of inclusivity, mentorship, and leadership
development, the Roundtable will chart a course towards a more equitable
industry future. Additionally, by delving into pressing industry trends and the
instrumental role of women in propelling innovation and sustainability, this
session is primed to ignite a compelling narrative of progress and empowerment.
“As we
gather to celebrate the achievements of women and amplify their voices, at NIES
2024 Women in Energy Roundtable, we are not only shaping the present but also
paving the way for a more inclusive and equitable future in the energy
sector," said Dr. Mrs. Blessing Enakimio, Director of Events at Brevity Anderson,
NIES event producers.
At its
core, the Women in Energy Roundtable stands as a beacon of celebration,
amplifying the extraordinary achievements of women across varied domains within
the energy sector. Through candid discussions, panelists will navigate personal
career trajectories, articulate the significance of female leadership and
mentorship, and strategize on combatting entrenched gender biases and stereotypes
endemic to the field.
The Roundtable will be graced by esteemed guests of honour, including Barrister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, Minister of Women Affairs, and Dr. Doris Anite, Minister for Industry, Trade & Investment.
Among the illustrious panelists slated to grace the session are: Mrs. Olu Arowolo Verheijen, Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria on Energy; Mrs. Adesua Dozie, Vice Chairman, ExxonMobil Nigeria; Mrs. Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan, Executive Vice President (E & P), NNPC Limited; Mrs. Elohor Aiboni, Managing Director, SNEPCo; Mrs. Uju Ifejika, Chairman/CEO, Brittania U Limited; Mrs. Nkechi Obi, Group Managing Director, Technooil Limited; Mrs. Eyono Fatayi-Williams, President Women in Energy Network/Former GM (External Relations), NLNG Limited.
With an
unwavering commitment to catalyzing positive change and nurturing the next
generation of women pioneers in the energy sector, the Women in Energy
Roundtable pledges to inspire, empower, and galvanize towards a future defined
by inclusivity, equality, and sustainable progress.
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