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Liberia: Barkue Tubman-Zawolo Becomes Chief of Staff, Diasporic Engagement at Essence Ventures

MONROVIA – Barkue Tubman-Zawolo, CEO of Miss Boss Lady International Group (MBL) has been hired as the Chief of Staff and Diasporic Engagement of Essence Ventures.


By Lennart Dodoo, [email protected]


Her selection is among a string of new hires recently made by Essence Ventures in a bid to deepen their commitment to building Black culture, health, and wealth through its bold mission and strategic hires that will strengthen and stretch the bounds of Black capital, community, and capacity.

Barkue Tubman-Zawolo  joined Essence Ventures in 2021 from the company she founded, MBL International Group, a strategy, talent consulting, and creative agency servicing clients in Africa and the United States. Since joining, Barkue has overseen all aspects of operational efficiencies, building a more intentional 360° approach to stakeholders and talent engagements globally, and most recently is leading the development of EV’s strategy to connect the disconnected global Diaspora.

EV aims to activate globally connected, frictionless and boundaryless, cultural health and wealth across the Diaspora through impact in the areas of professional development, health equity, community celebration, entrepreneurship, and advocacy, on all platforms.

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