# Lucy Quist
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lucy quist, née Afriyie, (born c. 1974) is a Ghanaian-British business and technology executive.
== Early life and education ==
Born in London to Ghanaian parents, Peter and Mary Afriyie, lucy quist spent her formative years in both Europe and Africa.
What Happens After You Got THE Job? Success → Significance. Lucy Quist. DLTSFY EP08
So let me tell you this. Lucy Quist always knew she wanted to be a CEO. She worked hard, broke barriers, and finally made it to the top. But when she got there, the reality wasn’t what she imagined. Instead of celebration, she found resistance, constant relitigation of her place, and the weight of …
S1 Ep 12. Creating the Bold New Normal Together
Season 1 of The Bold New Normal Podcast closes with a powerful truth: we cannot create prosperity alone.In this episode, Lucy Quist reflects on trust, empathy, and the call to be our brother’s and sister’s keeper. If we truly want to create the bold new normal for Africa and beyond, we must journey…
Reinvention at the top. Don't Let the Smile Fool You EP09
Here’s a little truth from the top. For many ambitious women, climbing the leadership ladder is more than chasing a title or a pay raise. In this episode of “Don’t Let the Smile Fool You,” we dive beneath the surface with Lucy Quist, trailblazing CEO and advocate for women’s leadership, as she open…
S2 Ep 1: Stop Chasing Titles, Build Real Impact
What does it really take to become a CEO, and stay grounded through success, loss, and reinvention?
In this powerful episode of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Lucy Quist sits down with Uche Ofodile, CEO of MTN Benin and Chairperson of MTN Mobile Money, for an honest conversation about leadership, amb…
S2 Ep 4. The Billion-Dollar Opportunity Africa Is Missing with Moses Baiden, CEO of Margins ID group
What does it take to build a globally competitive African technology company?In this powerful episode of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Moses Baiden joins Lucy Quist for a masterclass on enterprise, innovation, identity systems, education, sovereignty, and the future of Africa.From studying both arts…
S2 Ep 5. The Biggest Mistake We're Making About African Entrepreneurship
What if the biggest obstacle to African innovation isn't talent…...but the way we've been taught to think about entrepreneurship?In this fascinating episode of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Jewel Thompson joins Lucy Quist to challenge many of the assumptions shaping entrepreneurship across the conti…
S2 Ep 6. From Raw Materials to Intellectual Property: Africa’s Next Frontier
What if Africa's next economic transformation isn't hiding beneath the ground, but inside our laboratories, universities and 1.4 billion minds?
In Episode 6 of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Lucy Quist sits down with Dr Yaw Bediako, immunologist, entrepreneur, Co-founder and CEO of Yemaachi Biotech, …
S2 Ep 7. The Business of Believing in Africa with Awura Abena Agyeman
What will it take for Africans to build globally competitive businesses, create meaningful jobs and transform the continent into a place where prosperity is expected rather than imagined?
In this episode of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Lucy Quist sits down with Awura Abena Agyeman, founder of Wear …
S2 Ep 8. Africa Has the Ideas. So Why Aren’t We Building Bigger Businesses? | Gideon Brefo
What does it actually take to build sustainable businesses in Africa?
In this episode of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Lucy Quist sits down with Gideon Brefo, CEO of HapaSpace, for a wide-ranging conversation about entrepreneurship, innovation and the ecosystem Africa needs to turn ideas into enterp…
S2 Ep 9. Transformation Doesn't Happen by Inspiration. It Happens by Systems | Rev. Albert Ocran
What will it take to truly transform Africa?
For Rev. Albert Ocran, the answer is not another inspiring speech, another brilliant plan or another ambitious vision. It is execution.
In this powerful episode of The Bold New Normal Podcast, Lucy Quist sits down with Rev. Albert Ocran, author, pastor, …
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