BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Board of Directors of CAFAC is composed of women and strategic allies who share a strong vision: that of an equitable economic future driven by women’s leadership on an international scale.
Their mission is to ensure sound, ethical, and innovative governance, while supporting the executive team in the implementation of strategic directions. Together, they safeguard the integrity of our mission, the relevance of our actions, and the achievement of our objectives both in Canada and across Africa.
A Committed Governance for a Bold Vision
President
Hosanne Christelle Yatchou
A graduate in Nursing from the Université de Montréal, she has over 8 years of clinical experience, combined with a strong entrepreneurial background.
For the past four years, she has held executive leadership roles and has been actively involved in the international development of Quebec-based businesses.
She is the CEO of Maison 5 Dimensions, a company specializing in high-level translation and strategic language services. She has collaborated with several international and Canadian organizations, including the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada.
Secretary-General
Lea Meyobeme
She holds a degree in Actuarial Science from the Université de Montréal and has several years of experience within financial institutions.
She currently serves as a Financial Planner for the Canadian Armed Forces.
A former member of the military, she combines strategic discipline with expertise in financial management. A specialist in financial planning, she is also an entrepreneur in the field of trading.
She represents a new generation of women leaders who embody discipline, performance, and financial independence.
Treasurer
Eveline seka
A trained nurse who practiced for several years before transitioning into entrepreneurship.
She is the owner of a home care franchise in Quebec, where she achieved remarkable growth—over 3000% in revenue within just three years. A visionary leader, she also established a branch of her business in Côte d’Ivoire.
Deeply committed to women's economic empowerment, she is the founder of DLTI, a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to supporting women’s autonomy.
Special Advisor in International Relations
Elham Osseiran
Coming soon