In this episode, we sit down with Adaeze Iloeje-Udeogalanya, a TEDx speaker, engineer, and founder of African Women in STEM, an organization driving global impact. With over two decades of experience managing billion-dollar projects in energy and engineering, Adaeze is a champion for cultural inclusion and leadership development. She shares how embracing cultural identity fuels innovation, the power of community in STEM, and how she’s helping women build values-driven careers. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation on breaking barriers and redefining success in STEM!
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