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Accra, May 16 2025 – At the `maiden Ghana Executive Awards and Gala held at the Labadi Beach Hotel on May 16 2025, the CEO of The Femme Fatale Studios, Reflo’s TV and Aspirar International Ltd, Ms. Rebecca Osam, took to the stage to present the prestigious “Female Personality of the Year” Award — one of the evening’s most anticipated honours.
The event brought together corporate leaders, industry professionals and innovators to celebrate exceptional departmental and functional heads whose contributions continue to shape Ghana’s economic and institutional landscape.
Before presenting the award, Ms. Rebecca remarked, “We are excited to have partnered with Globe Productions to organise the maiden edition of the Ghana Executive Awards. As a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, I am deeply honoured to present this award to such a remarkable trailblazer.”
She went on to present the Female Personality of the Year Award to Ivy N.K Heward-Mills, acknowledging her outstanding leadership, social influence and unwavering commitment to advancing the role of women in Ghana.
Representing three dynamic entities united by a shared vision, Ms. Rebecca Osam’s presence underscored her deep commitment to celebrating impactful leadership. Through their collaborative efforts, these companies continue to champion excellence, elevate important narratives and foster meaningful connections that contribute to Ghana’s growth across media, events and beyond.
At the inaugural Ghana Executive Awards and Gala on May 16, 2025, held at the Labadi Beach Hotel, Ms. Rebecca Osam—CEO of The Femme Fatale Studios, Reflo’s TV, and Aspirar International Ltd—presented the highly anticipated “Female Personality of the Year” Award.
On April 24, 2025, the Government of Ghana launched the Free Sanitary Pad Initiative at the SDA Cluster of Schools Park in Mamprobi, Accra. This landmark program aims to distribute free sanitary pads to two million girls in public basic and secondary schools across the country.
This groundbreaking initiative in Keta Kedzi has transformed menstrual health education, empowering young girls with essential knowledge, dignity, and the necessary resources to thrive.
