Bridget has a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Management (Honours) and a Master of Laws degree in Technology and Intellectual Property Law (Distinction). Since 2016, she’s been using her skills in finance, business, and intellectual property law to support women owned businesses to compete more effectively in the global marketplace and achieve greater gender economic parity. She launched an innovative International Telecommunications Union (ITU) initiative in the Caribbean for girls in technology and has served as Adviser to Ghana National Board for Small Scale Industries for women’s economic empowerment.