Chiedza, a name echoing the Shona words for “light” and “dawn,” aptly reflects her impactful presence. Hailing from Harare, Zimbabwe, Chiedza has enriched Halifax with her expertise for the past 12 years.
Driven by a commitment to social good, Chiedza has established herself as a leader within the non-profit sector. Her proficiency in project management, research, and advocacy empowers communities and organizations to thrive. Certified as a Project Management Professional (PMP) and Strategy Implementation Professional (SIP), and armed with a Master’s degree in International Development from St. Mary’s University, Chiedza tackles complex socioeconomic challenges with strategic solutions. Sustainable development and innovation are at the forefront of her approach, ensuring a future brimming with opportunity.
Chiedza’s influence extends beyond the professional realm. A passionate advocate for the Arts, she leverages the power of Spoken Word Poetry for expression. Her insightful and evocative pieces inspire, challenge, and promote healing, leaving a lasting impact on her audiences.
Chiedza seamlessly balances her professional achievements with her role as a wife and mother to two children. Motherhood brings her immense joy, and she finds deep fulfillment in nurturing her family’s well-being. Her faith serves as a cornerstone, providing the strength to navigate the demands of a successful career, marriage, parenthood, and community involvement. Chiedza exemplifies the epitome of a “professional juggler,” and the light she carries illuminates every facet of her life. She is a catalyst for positive change, a beacon of hope in the dynamic landscape of Halifax.
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