Digital execution strategy
Turning national, board or corporate digital priorities into governance models, delivery roadmaps, operating structures and accountable execution.
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A Financial Times podcast conversation on African technology ecosystems, local execution realities and why imported innovation models often miss the point.
Board advisory. Fintech policy. Digital execution.
Ethel D. Cofie works with boards, governments, regulators and financial institutions to turn digital ambition into institutions, policy, products and execution that can hold.

What Ethel does
For boards, regulators, public institutions and market leaders who need practical digital strategy, sharper governance and execution discipline.
Turning national, board or corporate digital priorities into governance models, delivery roadmaps, operating structures and accountable execution.
Helping banks, insurers, fintechs and public institutions understand open banking, virtual assets, digital trust, data governance and market risk.
Supporting boards and investment committees with technology risk, innovation governance, transformation oversight and Africa market intelligence.
In the room
Boardrooms, policy tables, media moments and high-level convenings across Africa's digital finance and innovation ecosystem.



Global endorsements
Public acknowledgement, institutional trust and media recognition across technology, leadership and financial innovation.

“It is people like you who inspire me and inspire us.”Michelle Obama

“Thank you to Ethel and her team for convening such a consequential conversation.”Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Future of Finance Dialogues

“Women like Ethel Cofie of Ghana have taken risks, failed, learned from good mentors, started all over and succeeded.”Penny Pritzker

Future of Finance Dialogues Africa
Future of Finance Dialogues Africa convenes regulators, central banks, fintech leaders, banks, insurers, policymakers and infrastructure actors to examine the choices shaping Africa's financial systems.
Point of view
Africa's digital future will not be won by slogans. It will be won by institutions that can build, govern and execute.

Thinking and public voice
Essays, briefings and commentary for boards, regulators, founders, operators and women leaders shaping Africa's digital economy.
Identity, data, interoperability and trust systems determine how digital markets scale.
Read the essay ↗The strategic question is how African institutions engage new rails without losing control of financial systems.
Read the essay ↗Boards need sharper oversight of AI, data, cybersecurity, vendor risk, digital transformation and innovation portfolios.
Read the essay ↗The next women-in-tech conversation must include boards, capital, policy, infrastructure and institutional power.
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Upcoming publication
A maturity-based strategy workbook for banks navigating virtual assets, regulation, risk and market readiness across African markets.
Contact
For board advisory, institutional strategy, executive briefings, keynote speaking, policy-market dialogues, Future of Finance partnerships and regulated-sector digital transformation.