Audrey is the founder, ex-CEO and current board member of Moringa School, where she's transforming higher education in Africa – starting with computer science. With a 85% job placement rate, Moringa was selected as one of Fast Company’s Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Africa in 2018. For Audrey's work, she was selected as one of the Forbes 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneurs, World Economic Forum's Top Female Innovators in Africa and named on the list of Marie Claire's ""The Youngest Execs in the Country"" list. Moringa School has also been awarded Financial Times and IFC's ""Finalist - Achievement in Sustainable Development, with a focus on Education, Knowledge and Skills"". Moringa’s aim is to train over 200,000 knowledge workers through market-driven education by 2030.

Audrey has spoken at various conferences from the World Bank’s Global Youth Summit to OECD’s Pathways to Youth Employment Conference to Tech Inclusion in Silicon Valley.

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