Bio: Prudence Zoe GloriousIs a Pan- African Tanzanian thinker, strategist, trusted advisor, volunteer, aesthete and writer. She is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Prudence Zoe Glorious (PZG) - Tanzania’s first eponymous impact communications firm which she founded in 2020, having also practised as an independent consultant (strategic advisor) and UN advisor. PZG purposes to position Tanzania as a nation with a prosperous future and its young people with the potential and the abundance of resources to make it happen through narratives that showcase Tanzania and its people in their best light.A strategic communications and public relations guru, she champions the power of PR to empathise and build bridges that unifies voices and sentiments to compound into a global narrative of being well and doing good. Her other specialisms include communications management and strategic social responsibility.She is a media commentator on PR, youth empowerment, leadership, philanthropy, self-care, value addition, systems change,business development and conscious living. Prudence is an author of the Children’s Book Series: Jua na Ua, a thought leadership column on digital connectivity that was published in The Citizen every Tuesday and a coffee table book for the IYF & MasterCard Foundation.With an affinity towards philanthropy work, increasing the economic advantages of young people, agriculture as a good, and a passion for children's well being in their formative years, she is one of the Board of Trustees at New Life Foundation that runs a babies home, school and vocational training for young children and young mothers.A forward thinker, Prudence has over 10 years of experience in relationship building; impact communications, content strategy, visual storytelling, social listening,interactive and print copywriting, marketing, editing, script writing, speechwriting, translating, planning, experience design, using digital analytics, performance benchmarks, and stakeholder profiles to inform strategy; content management and agility to work across multiple deadlines and stakeholders. She also has experience in acting, directing and debating in school, church and at the theatre.In her spare time she enjoys watching the sunset and sunrise on the Tanzanian horizon, reading big books, arranging flowers, spending time with family and friends and collecting Tanzanian art pieces.