Ellen Hagan’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Ghanaian entrepreneur, human resource practitioner and the CEO
A.K.A. Dr Ellen Hagan
Is

Businessperson

Business executive
From

Ghana
Type

Business
Gender female

Ellen Hagan is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, human resource practitioner and the CEO of L’aine Services Limited.She is married to Mr Gilbert Hagan.

Education

She was educated at the Wesley Girls High School in Cape Coast in the Central Region of Ghana before graduating from the University Of Ghana. She holds an MBA from the Graduate School of University Of Leicester.

Business career

Dr Ellen pursued her dream from being an employee to becoming an employer by establishing L’aine Services LimitedShe also co-founded the Legacy Leadership Girls School in Akuse.

She partners with the counselling unit of University of Ghana , Central University and Ashesi University to offer presentations on the corporate world, internship programs and how to run them well.

Dr Ellen serves on several boards including the University of Ghana Business School board and the Danish Sounding board. She was formally a delegation to ILO conferences on several occasions representing the Ghana Employers Association.

Awards

  • CIMG Marketing Woman Of The Year 2011
  • Strategic Leadership Awards 2011 World HRD Congress in India.
  • Africa’s Most Influential Woman In Business 2013
  • The Ultimate Woman Of The Year at the 2017 Emy Awards
  • Women Arising Entrepreneur Of The Year 2017

Writings

  • Soft Skills; What Gives One Job Seeker An Edge Over Another
  • All About Job Interviews
  • Why are you here
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