
She studied law, but her future was in technology, and there was no traditional route to follow. In this Black History Month episode, host Kelly Shungu is joined by Ama Annan-Fru, an Infrastructure Transformation Specialist and Inclusion & Diversity Lead at Accenture.
Ama made the move from law into tech through self-learning, perseverance and a willingness to step outside the expected path. Today, she helps organisations turn complex business challenges into scalable technology solutions.
Ama shares what that transition really looked like, including the moments of self-doubt. She talks about growing up with values of resilience, determination and excellence, and how her mother's journey from experiencing racism in Liverpool to becoming a Chief Auditor shaped the way she sees challenges and representation.
We also talk about navigating tech as a Black woman and what meaningful inclusion looks like beyond having diverse people in the room. Through mentoring, speaking, and her work with Bridging Barriers, Ama is opening doors for the next generation of Black women in technology.
She is also a two-time Black Tech Fest finalist and an Inspirational Woman of the Year finalist. Stay to the end for her advice to anyone who wants to move into STEM but doesn't have the "traditional" background. 💜 Podcast Links : Link to podcast: Podcast social media link: Ama Social media: Instagram: 4m4.fruit LinkedIn: Ama Annan
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