AFRICAN FEMALE LEADERS OF TELECOM (2)

Rhonda Nesmith Crichlow is another star communication expert who deserves celebration this Black History Month. She is the dazzling beauty and Senior Vice-president at Charter Communications, based in the USA. Rhonda also wears the cap of Chief Diversity Officer of the corporation. A position she has held for almost ten years.

Expert communication star, Rhonda Nesmith is in charge of Charter’s impact in the community. Thus, making her pay particular attention to investments of philanthropy that are quite strategic.

Furthermore, keeping an eye on volunteering initiatives by their employees is crucial to her office and corporation. Otherwise, what use is their community responsibility initiative if it is sabotaged or misinterpreted by one of theirs?

Crichlow’s experiences as a tax attorney, clerk in the judiciary gives her the needed edge to stand out. Let us not forget the positive outcome after she intervened in the racism allegations of African farmers in America, against America’s department of Agriculture credit scheme. Let us just say she has dealt with people from diverse backgrounds and mindsets of her country.

Thus making her the most appropriate and effective officer for the post of diversity management.

Oh yes! We are blowing the trumpet of this star here today. Women of African origin need to know that they too can aspire to great heights in the world. If a sister can do it, so should we. No excuses.

Do you know that Crichlow holds a Bachelor’s in psychology and sociology, a Master’s in Public Policy and a Juris doctorate? What you talking about people? This is a strategic, exciting and well thought out guided path of life. Kudos ma’am.

Finally, she has a load of awards appreciating and recognizing her contributions to diverse aspects of humanity. Ms. Crichlow is married with children. She is a supermom.

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