Lady Kate Njeuma Joins Int'l Women's Think Tank & Int'l Women's Center as Honorary Ambassador

ATLANTA - Aug. 6, 2013 - PRLog -- CEO and Founder of The International Women’s Think Tank (IWTT), announced appointment of Lady Kate Atabong Njeuma, CEO of The Miss Africa USA Pageant. This appointment comes in the midst of IWTT’s restructuring and expansion.

Lady Kate is among five Honorary Ambassadors to be appointed by IWTT to bring awareness to the organization and to provide leadership training for women globally. Speaking in Silver Spring, Maryland today via conference call, Lady Kate said: "I am pleased to convey to you my acceptance and take the appointment with honor. The terms of reference as outlined in your letter fits in very well with my strong belief that we who are of influence must leave a legacy of excellence, honor and wisdom for those that we lead."

In Lady Kate’s new role as Honorary Ambassador she will now campaign on the full range of issues that must be addressed if women are to work on a level playing field. "She has a strong record of humanitarian, leadership and economic advocacy, including work with young women from various African countries who have non-government organizations and do yearly mission trips to their countries as powerful advocates for the movement towards women empowerment" said Brenda Morant.

Lady Kate is indeed a champion who was selected from a pool of suggested Honorary Ambassadors. Brenda Morant further said. "I thank Lady Kate for joining our push to advance progress towards the empowerment and advancement of women holistically. She is fast becoming a household name in the U.S. and Africa. She is a person of influence who has the capacity and energy to bring the message of justice, freedom, democracy, and equality to women and girls globally.”

With the active support of eminent persons like Lady Kate, IWTT will continue to make progress in inspiring, empowering and strengthening women and girls.

Lady Kate will join forces with IWTT on-the-ground to bring the message of empowerment and dignity to women from the snack room to the board room and to those exposed to poverty, disease and crime.

About IWTT

Founded in 2012, social and economic empowerment member-based non-profit IWTT’s mission is to expand economic opportunity and empowerment to women and girls by promoting “interactive” educational experiences pertaining to the marketplace and a women’s personal life. www.iwthinktank.org

About MAUSA

The Miss Africa USA Pageant was created to empower young women, and develop the next generation of African female leaders and goodwill ambassadors to impact their communities in Africa, America and the rest of the world. Through the vision of Cameroonian American Lady Kate Njeuma, the pageant was launched in 2005 in Atlanta, Ga., and has blossomed and grown into a national event that is now held in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. www.missafricaunitedstates.com