Welcome Rudolph! Best, -ENock
Le dim. 9 févr. 2020 à 10:04, Rudolph Ampofo <[email protected]> a écrit : > Thanks, Jack for the warm introduction. > > Hello everyone. > > It is wonderful to e-meet you all. As Jack mentioned, I am focused on > implementing a partnerships strategy in the Sub-Saharan African region that > will grow our movement and support the wonderful work you are all doing. > > I look forward to connecting with each of you individually to learn about > all the work you have and continue to do. I hope to understand from your > perspective, the partnership needs of the movement and how we work together > to grow our footprint as well as the participation of Africans in the free > knowledge movement (readers, contributors, and advisors). > > Feel free to connect over email. Let's set up some time to talk. > > Best > > Rudolph > > On Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 9:40 AM Jack Rabah <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello everyone! >> >> Hope you are all well. >> >> I am so happy to introduce Rudolph Ampofo, who has joined the Wikimedia >> Foundation Partnership's team as our new Sub-Saharan Africa >> Partnerships Manager. >> >> For the past four years, I have been managing our partnerships across the >> two regions of the Middle East and Africa, and I am excited to work >> alongside Rudolph to ensure a smooth transition as he takes over our >> Sub-Saharan Africa partnerships. I will now be focusing more on building >> and maintaining partnerships across the MENA (Middle East North Africa) >> region. >> >> Here is some information about Rudolph: >> >> >> *Rudolph is passionate about impacting lives in rural and marginalized >> communities in Africa. He has degrees in Human Resources and Law. After >> working with a local HR and management consulting firm, he set up his first >> business, a center-based program for children with Autism and other related >> disorders (ASD). They have impacted over 100 children with ASD in Kumasi, >> Ghana. * >> >> *He later set up Craft Education, which supported Eneza expansion into >> West Africa (Ghana & Ivory Coast) and has impacted over 40,000 learners in >> rural and marginalized communities via text messaging e-learning platform. >> Rudolph also contributed at the strategic level helping Eneza win awards >> from GSMA and MIT Solve. Currently, Craft Education is exploring how to use >> technology to change access to healthcare, service providers and education >> for individuals with ASD in Africa (this is his passion project!). Rudolph >> is also excited about work that challenges the equilibrium and changes >> lives for the better. He turns into a geek and his eyes light up! He loves >> manga and martial arts (former practitioner of TKD and Karate…he is >> planning on picking it up again). Husband, learning to cook, likes nice >> things, a tech enthusiast (self-taught front-end development and loves >> product management). FYI, he really cares about the borders on the excel >> sheet! (you would think it’s the world cup).* >> >> Rudolph is based in Accra, Ghana and is working on implementing a >> partnerships strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa, with a special focus on >> increasing usage, access, and awareness of Wikimedia projects, as well as >> the availability of locally relevant content. >> >> Feel free to reach out and welcome Rudolph! >> >> Many thanks, >> Jack >> >> -- >> >> >> *Jack Rabah* >> >> Lead Partnerships Manager - Middle East & North Africa (MENA) >> >> Wikimedia Foundation <https://wikimediafoundation.org/> >> >> > > -- > > *Rudolph Ampofo* > > Partnerships Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa > > Wikimedia Foundation <https://wikimediafoundation.org/> > _______________________________________________ > African-Wikimedians mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/african-wikimedians >
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