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Girls for Global Impact
TeamLeadership & structure

A small, deliberate leadership team supported by country operations, coordinators, and a volunteer bench across ten countries.

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Why we exist
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Core team
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Org tiers
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Countries
2025
Founded
01Core team

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Abigail Mbatu, Founder & President at Girls for Global Impact

Founder of Girls for Global Impact. Abigail builds pan-African leadership pathways so girls are architects of their communities — not beneficiaries of someone else's vision.

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Abigail Mbatu

Founder & President

Cameroon
Awa Brandon A., Vice President at Girls for Global Impact

Supports organizational strategy and cross-country coordination, helping G4GI scale with integrity and care.

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Awa Brandon A.

Vice President

Cameroon
Gaille Dinga, Vice President at Girls for Global Impact

Partners on leadership, partnerships, and the operational backbone that keeps programs moving.

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Gaille Dinga

Vice President

Cameroon
Awa Bryan Nji, Programs Director at Girls for Global Impact

Designs and stewards program delivery — from cohort curriculum to mentorship pipelines across active countries.

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Awa Bryan Nji

Programs Director

Cameroon

Collaborates with G4GI as a guest speaker and thought partner, bringing external expertise into learning spaces.

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Ms. Che Nicole

Guest Speaker & Collaborator

Cameroon
02Organizational structure

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Sets vision, represents G4GI externally, and stewards the organization's strategic direction.

Partner with the President on strategy, partnerships, and day-to-day organizational leadership.

Owns operational rhythm — systems, timelines, and cross-team coordination.

Lead G4GI presence and program delivery in each active country.

Recruit, onboard, and support volunteers who power programs and events.

Craft visual identity assets for campaigns, programs, and recognition.

Tell the story — content, press, community channels, and narrative consistency.

The distributed bench that makes cohorts, events, and community care possible.