Fatoumata Gakou is the Deputy Managing Director at Bank of Africa Ghana, where she is in charge of the Credit and Control departments. Her career includes extensive experience in investment banking, risk management, and financial controls, with previous leadership roles in Togo and the United States. She holds an MBA from the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Beyond her executive role, Fatoumata is a strong advocate for empowerment and sustainable development. She has served as a judge for an SDG Innovation Challenge and actively supports women in business. Her interests include staying informed on Pan-African news and global business trends through publications like Jeune Afrique and Harvard Business Review.
She is the founder of the BOA-GHANA Womens Mentoring Program, an initiative to nurture and promote female talent into managerial roles.
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Calculativeness (C) reflects the degree to which a person is likely to be cautious, systematic and analytical. Those scoring high tend to emphasise quality and accuracy.
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