Elizabeth Olorunleke Edwards is an ex UN Youth Ambassador, MEST Africa Ambassador, and one of top 5 female techpreneurs in Africa as featured on CNN’s Women In Tech Africa.
Growing up as a student, she loved Mathematics, Science, and Computer. She’s very fascinated with how simple codes can solve real human problems. With a computer & internet connection, Elizabeth self-taught on Coding, Design & Apps just 1 year after graduating from the University in 2011.
Graduated from FATE Foundation, Google Academy, Microsoft Academy in 2015. Nominated as a delegate at the Nigerian Centennial celebration in UK in 2014. Invited to represent Nigeria at the Business Tech Show in Capetown in 2015.
Shortlisted to represent Nigeria Entrepreneurship and Innovation on the global stage at the Challenge Cup in Washington DC hosted by Generation Enterprise in 2016.
Invited to represent Nigeria at Business Technology Show, South Africa in 2014. Shortlisted to represent Nigeria at Berlins FLANE Competition in 2017, Top 30..
She has over 10 years experience in Digital Innovation. She has worked with Computer Warehouse GROUP, Trends & Intelligence Network (TINK Africa); Creative & Communications Director for Commonwealth Democracy Initiative UK, UN-YFWP(Youth Federation For World Peace);
Assistant Brand and Communications Director at GLEEHD Foundation for Leadership and International Development in 2014 for 10 months.; In July, Elizabeth was an IT associate for Trends and Intelligence Network (TINK AFRICA) and executed projects with Computer Warehouse Group (CWG).
Currently the founder of Tech4her Africa, Inspiriasoft Company.