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Blessing Abeng is a leading woman in the sector of branding and communications in Africa helping brands discover their unique identity so they can tell better stories. She is the co-founder of Ingressive for Good, an edtech nonprofit increasing the earning power of African youth through tech. She was also the former CMO and co-founder of Disha, a tech startup acquired by an African Unicorn (Flutterwave). As a thought leader in her field, she nurtures a community of over 50,000 creators curious about branding, communications and tech.
Alternate Shorter bio
Blessing Abeng is a leading woman in the sector of branding and communications in Africa who has worked with impressive brands including Dark & Lovely, Seedstars (QuickCheck), Lemi Ghariokwu, to mention but a few. She is the co-founder of Ingressive for Good, an edtech nonprofit increasing the earning power of African youth through tech. She was also the former CMO and co-founder of Disha, a tech startup acquired by an African Unicorn (Flutterwave). As a thought leader in her field, she uses her personal brand across social media to help creators find their identity, build valuable brands and sell themselves through branding and storytelling.
Short Bio
Blessing Abeng is a leading woman in the sector of branding and communications in Africa helping brands discover their unique identity so they can tell better stories. As the Co-founder and Director of Communications at Ingressive for Good, she drives the mission of the edtech non profit to create and increase the earning power of African youth through tech training and resources for the growth of the African startup ecosystems. She led the growth of Ingressive For Good from 0 to over 200,000 community members, training over 100,000, placing some in jobs, and exclusively leading multiple cohorts of women-focused tech training, attracting partners and supporters like Coursera, DataCamp, Facebook, Figma, Alphabet, and a host of others. She has worked with brands across industries in unique capacities, nationally and globally, including Seedstars, Heritage Bank, African Alliance, Dark and Lovely (Nigeria and Africa), Bolt, GSK, QuickCheck and many others. She was also the CMO & Cofounder of Disha, a digital technology company acquired by an African Unicorn (Flutterwave) in 2021. She has won several awards including a recognition by YNaija as one of the 100 most powerful youths in Nigeria.
Mid-Length Bio
Blessing Abeng is the Co-founder and Director of Communications at Ingressive for Good where she drives the mission of the edtech nonprofit to create and increase the earning power of African youth through tech training and resources for the growth of the African startup ecosystems. In I4G’s two years of existence, Blessing led the growth of Ingressive For Good from 0 to 200,000 community members, training over 100,000, placing some in jobs, and exclusively leading multiple cohorts of women-focused tech training, attracting partners and supporters like Coursera, DataCamp, Facebook, Figma, Alphabet, and a host of others.
She has also mentored youths in communities like She Leads Africa, Seedstars, African Entrepreneurship Awards, amongst others. She has trained over 5000 creators in branding, communications, marketing and business. She currently curates and nurtures a growing community of over 50,000 individuals from all over the world who are constantly inspired by her strides and her consistent knowledge-sharing channels.
Blessing’s skills and clear vision make her a valuable ecosystem leader and this has led her to wear hats that are value-driven in nature. As a brand and communications expert, she has worked with brands across industries in unique capacities, nationally and globally, including Seedstars, Heritage Bank, African Alliance, Dark and Lovely (Nigeria and Africa), Bolt, GSK, Lemi Ghariokwu, QuickCheck and so many others. She was the CMO & Cofounder of Disha, a digital technology company acquired by an African Unicorn (Flutterwave) in 2021. She has received recognition by YNaija as one of the 100 most powerful youths in Nigeria. She was also recognised as a nominee for United Nation’s Most Influential Person of African Descent in the Creative sector and 40 under 40 category.
Alternate Mid- Length Bio
Blessing Abeng is a branding and communications expert dedicated to helping brands identify and communicate their unique identity and tell better stories. She builds brand and communication strategies around products, services, growth, and sales to help brands communicate with their team, target audience, partners, and investors.
She has worked with brands across industries in unique capacities, nationally and globally, including Seedstars, Facebook, Heritage Bank, African Alliance, Dark and Lovely (Nigeria and Africa), Bolt, Alomo Bitters, GSK, Lights Camera Africa, QuickCheck and so many others.
She is also the Co-founder and Director of Communications at Ingressive for Good where she drives the mission of the edtech non profit to create and increase the earning power of one million African youth through tech training and resources for the growth of the African startup ecosystems. In I4G’s two years of existence, Blessing led the growth of Ingressive For Good from 0 to 200,000 community members, training over 100,000, placing some in jobs, and exclusively leading multiple cohorts of women-focused tech training, attracting partners and supporters like Coursera, DataCamp, Facebook, Figma, Alphabet, and a host of others. Blessing’s skills and clear vision make her a valuable ecosystem leader and this has led her to wear hats that are value-driven in nature. She has also mentored youths in communities like She Leads Africa, Seedstars, African Entrepreneurship Awards, amongst others. She has trained over 5000 creators in branding, communications, marketing and business. She currently curates and nurtures a growing community of over 40,000 individuals inspired by her strides and interested in learning more about branding, communications and business growth.
Full – Length Bio
Blessing Abeng is a branding and communications expert dedicated to helping brands identify and communicate their unique identity and tell better stories. She builds brand and communication strategies around products, services, growth, and sales. She helps brands communicate with their team, target audience, partners, and investors.
She has worked with brands across industries in unique capacities, nationally and globally, including Seedstars, Facebook, Taeillo, Diageo, Heritage Bank, African Alliance, Dark and Lovely (Nigeria and Africa), Bolt, Alomo Bitters, GSK, Lights Camera Africa, Lemi Ghariokwu, Victor Ehikhamenor, Angels and Muse, QuickCheck and so many others. She was also one of the Co-Director of Startup Grind Lagos and one of the cofounders and CMO of Disha, eventually acquired by a Unicorn – Flutterwave.
Her ideas, thoughts, and actions are valued on a national and global front. It is no surprise she has been invited multiple times to speak at Silicon Valley, about Communications in Africa, the African Tech Ecosystem, and stir global investors to Africa while inspiring them to invest in Africa and African brands.
Blessing’s skills and clear vision make her a valuable ecosystem leader and this has led her to wear hats that are value-driven in nature. She is currently the Co-founder and Director of Communications at Ingressive for Good where she drives the mission of the non profit to create and increase the earning power of African youth through tech training and resources for the growth of the African startup ecosystems.In I4G’s two years of existence, Blessing led the growth of Ingressive For Good from 0 to 200,000 community members, training over 100,000, placing some in jobs, and exclusively leading multiple cohorts of women-focused tech training, attracting partners and supporters like Coursera, DataCamp, Facebook, Figma, Alphabet, and a host of others. She has also mentored youths in communities like She Leads Africa, Seedstars, African Entrepreneurship Awards, amongst others. She has trained over 5000 creators in branding, communications, marketing and business. She currently curates and nurtures a growing community of over 50,000 individuals from all over the world are constantly inspired by her strides and her consistent knowledge-sharing channels.
Ingressive for Good Biography
Blessing Abeng is a branding and communications expert dedicated to helping brands identify and communicate their unique identity and tell better stories. She is the Co-founder and Director of Communications at Ingressive for Good, an edtech nonprofit on a mission to create and increase the earning power of African youth through tech training and resources for the growth of the African startup ecosystems. In I4G’s two years of existence, Blessing led the growth of Ingressive For Good from 0 to 200,000 community members, training over 100,000, placing some in jobs, and exclusively leading multiple cohorts of women-focused tech training, attracting partners and supporters like Coursera, DataCamp, Facebook, Figma, Alphabet, and a host of others.
She has worked with brands across industries, nationally and globally, including Startup Grind, Afropreneur Network, Seedstars, UNICEF, Taiello, Diageo, Facebook, Heritage Bank, African Alliance, Dark and Lovely (Nigeria and Africa), Alomo Bitters, GSK, Lights Camera Africa, Lemi Ghariokwu, Victor Ehikhamenor, Angels and Muse, QuickCheck and so many others.
Blessing’s skills and clear vision make her a valuable tech ecosystem leader all about empowering brands and creators to present the best version of themselves and she has consistently done this for the tech and startup ecosystem. She has been listed multiple times by Founders Institute as an Active Entrepreneur Leader in Africa. She has received recognition by YNaija as one of the 100 most powerful youths in Nigeria. She was also recognised as a nominee for United Nation’s Most Influential Person of African Descent in the Creative sector and 40 under 40 category.
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