Claudia Kwarteng-Lumor joins the global fight against poverty and inequality in a new announcement. The accomplished German-born Ghanaian entrepreneur will assume the role of Global Ambassador for the United Nations-backed Waterlight Save Initiative, a nonprofit partnership dedicated to empowering underprivileged communities through access to essential amenities and services. Founded in 2003 with offices in Atlanta, Georgia, and Abuja, Nigeria, the Waterlight Save Initiative has spent two decades supporting vulnerable people. The appointment is beyond another personal milestone for Lumor, a mother of three and a symbol of change. It is a resounding “chooboi”–a rallying cry for Ghanaian women seeking to step into global leadership roles.