Mrs. Gwendoline Abunaw : the Board of Directors of SNI

Congratulations to Mrs. Gwendoline Abunaw on Her Appointment to the Board of Directors of SNI

It is with great excitement and pride that we celebrate the appointment of Mrs. Gwendoline A. , Managing Director of Ecobank Cameroon , as a member of the Board of Directors of the prestigious National Investment Corporation (SNI) by His Excellency Paul BIYA the President of the Republic.

Established in 1964, the National Investment Corporation (SNI) plays a crucial role in mobilizing and channeling national savings and state financial resources toward vital economic and social investments. Its focus spans various sectors, including industrial, agricultural, commercial, financial, and services such as hospitality.

Mrs. Abunaw’s appointment is a testament to her outstanding hashtag#leadership and dedication to the financial sector in hashtag#Cameroon.

Mrs. Gwendoline A. is an experienced banker currently serving as the Managing Director of Ecobank Cameroon and the CEMAC cluster head. She is also the President of the Professional Association of Credit Establishments in Cameroon (APECCAM ). Her extensive expertise includes:

– hashtag#Chairperson of Ecobank Asset Management, EDC Investment Bank & Micro Finance PASL
– Board Member at Ecobank Cameroon , eProcess International & GIMAC
– Ecobank Transnational Incorporated Representative on the Board of Ecobank Chad

In addition to her managerial roles, Mrs. Abunaw is a frequent speaker on various topics, including climate finance, women empowerment, leadership, digital innovation, and financial inclusion.

This recognition not only underscores Mrs. Abunaw’s professional achievements but also highlights the increasing role of women in leadership positions within Cameroon’s financial landscape. Her work at Ecobank and her new role at SNI are sure to inspire future generations of leaders.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mrs. Gwendoline Abunaw on this remarkable achievement and look forward to witnessing the positive changes she will bring to the National Investment Corporation and the broader economic landscape of Cameroon.