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Congratulatory messages are beginning to pour in for one of Nigeria\u2019s finest, media moguls, Mosunmola Abudu, better known as Mo Abudu\u00a0as she becomes a member of the OSCARS voting Committee. <\/p>\n
The quinquagenarian took to her Instagram page to share the good news. Mo Abudu joyfully noted that it is an honour for her to be invited as a voting member of the 95th Academy Awards.<\/p>\n
She wrote: Good morning beautiful people. It\u2019s such an honour to have been invited by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, popularly known as the OSCARS to vote in THE INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM and SHORT FILM LIVE ACTION categories of the 95th Academy Awards. I am really excited about being part of the process and joining the voting Committee this year!]<\/p>\n
Official Osas wrote:<\/strong> \u00a0Auntie Mo!!!!! Sooooo happy and excited!! Congratulations sooooo much! What amazing news!!! Such an honor.<\/p>\n Broda Shaggi wrote:<\/strong> Congratulations ma\u2019am.<\/p>\n Adunni Ade wrote: <\/strong>Come on! That\u2019s what I\u2019m talking about! Congratulations ma.<\/p>\n Beverly Osu wrote: <\/strong>That\u2019s right ma\u2019am\u00a0<\/p>\n Okey Bakassi wrote: <\/strong>Congratulations<\/p>\n Kemi Filani recalls that Mo Abudu was named the 99th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes.<\/p>\n Abudu,58, who is the founder of EbonyLife Group was named among other 100 very influential and powerful women in the world by the financial magazine.<\/p>\n According to Forbes, she was recognised for her outstanding contribution to the media and entertainment sectors. Her partnership deals with Sony Pictures Television, AMC Networks, and Netflix were some of the reasons she made the list.<\/p>\n The deal with Netflix marked the first time an African media company signed a multi-title film and TV agreement with the streaming giant. <\/p>\n Kemi Filani News\u00a0recalls that Mo Abudu was appointed as an executive member of the prestigious business school, Harvard Business School, Massachusetts, Boston, USA.<\/p>\n The mother of two expressed how honored and privileged she is to take up her appointment as an Executive Fellow. She would be sharing her experiences with students of the school.<\/p>\n Mo Abudu revealed that her primary focus would be on research, with some institution and advisory\/coaching for MBA students.<\/p>\n \u201cGood morning beautiful people. I\u2019m excited to let you know that I have accepted an appointment from Harvard Business School, as an Executive Fellow. Officially, I started fellowship yesterday, September 30th! The Executive Fellows Program leverages the expertise of outstanding practitioners, including alumni, each of whom partners with HBS faculty members to bring their experience in business into the MBA program and the School. HBS Executive Fellows comprise non-faculty affiliates who contribute to the school through a rich set of co-curricular activities, based on their work and life experiences. Truly, it is an honour and a privilege for me to take up this appointment as an HBS Executive Fellow and to share experiences. My primary focus will be in research, with some instruction and advisory\/coaching for MBA students.<\/p>\nMo Abudu named amongst the most powerful women in the world in 2022 <\/h2>\n
Mo Abudu bags appointment with Harvard Business School, USA<\/h2>\n