Frasier brings a wealth of experience to her new position. As the CEO of the Global Foundation for Education & Economic Mobility (GFEEM), she has been at the forefront of initiatives supporting women and children of colour in the United States, Ghana, and Kenya. A co-founder of the Southern Equity Collective, her work has consistently focused on building powerful and resilient economic ecosystems
By TWV Team
Africa Fund Capital (AFC), a Kenya-based infrastructure development firm, has announced the appointment of American funding strategist and social entrepreneur Quinetha Frasier as the new Chief Executive Officer of its wholly owned subsidiary, the Africa & Diaspora Economic Network (ADEN).
In her new role, Frasier will lead ADEN’s ambitious mission to unite the estimated 1.7 billion-strong global African community under a singular, transformative vision. She will be directly responsible for channelling Global Africa’s immense financial and human capital into catalytic infrastructure projects designed to underpin the continent’s 21st-century prosperity, echoing a direct call for all people of African descent to “move from promise to action. We have the blueprint to build an economically sovereign Motherland.”
“Quinetha’s proven leadership and deep-seated commitment to economic progress make her the ideal choice to lead ADEN at this crucial juncture,” said the Chairman of Africa Fund Capital. “She is uniquely qualified to execute ADEN’s mandate of uniting the Global African community. Her expertise will be instrumental in leveraging our investment engine, Africa Fund Capital, to build the Africa we collectively envision, as outlined in the African Union’s Agenda 2063.”
Frasier brings a wealth of experience to her new position. As the CEO of the Global Foundation for Education & Economic Mobility (GFEEM), she has been at the forefront of initiatives supporting women and children of colour in the United States, Ghana, and Kenya. A co-founder of the Southern Equity Collective, her work has consistently focused on building powerful and resilient economic ecosystems.
Frasier, who will be based in Nairobi, Kenya, holds an MBA and is a certified Economic Development Finance Professional.
“I am profoundly honoured to join the Africa & Diaspora Economic Network at such a pivotal moment for Africa’s Century and the building of Global Africa’s legacy,” said Quinetha Frasier. “The purpose of ADEN is to serve as a trusted platform for Global Africa to directly connect and invest in the Motherland; it is a powerful and necessary calling. I am eager to collaborate with our partners across the global Afro-community to build a legacy of shared prosperity, ownership and interconnected growth that benefits all.”
