Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo

Dzigbordi was born in Accra, to the late Mr. Tennyson Emmanuel Kwaku and late Mrs. Vivian Americana Mould. She had her secondary level education at the Accra Girls Senior High School, in the Greater Accra Region.[4]

She continued at the Virginia State University, where she obtained a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting and an Executive Education at Harvard University.[5]

She is currently a high-performance Coach (CHPC, International Etiquette Protocol consultant, and Image Consultant.[6]

She was recruited right out of university into a retail bank in New York, and worked in tradidional retail and business banking and learned about investment banking.[7]

Eventually, she returned to Ghana and became the Head of Trade and Research Unit at the Strategic African Securities, Ghana.[8]

Later on, she established a financial service consultancy called "Business Linkages International", wich included consulting with the World Bank Group’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and USAID. The company transitioned into the Eagle Group in 2004.[1][4]

In 1998, after a ten-year career in finance, Dzigbordi founded a spa business in Ghana called the Allure Saloon, which then became Allure Africa.[3][9]

She once owned an aromatherapy and body-care brand called Kanshi which was featured in Women's Wear Daily in 2010[10] before entering the United States market in 2014.[11]

She formerly owned a talk show called The Dzigbordi Show which aired in 46 countries in Africa, the UK and Europe.[12][13]

Dzigbordi is a member of the Executive Women Network[14] and doubles as a Trustee of the Children’s Heart Foundation Ghana a charity that raises funding for children with congenital heart diseases.[15]

She is the wife of the late Lionel Van Lare Dosoo,[5][16] a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana. She is a mother of one child.

Website: http://www.thedcggroup.com