*On Sunday, August 27th, the Sixth Annual International Women of Power Luncheon was held at the Sheraton Grand in Downtown Los Angeles. The event spotlighted remarkable women and celebrated their exceptional contributions to various fields.
Organized by Ghanaian-American media executive Koshie Mills, founder and executive producer of Heirs Of Afrika, the luncheon gathered an impressive array of global Black women who are change agents and thought leaders in entertainment, fashion, beauty, film, and business.
Koshie Mills, the driving force behind the event, expressed her excitement for creating a space where sisters from around the world could come together to celebrate their excellence and glory. The event echoed the African Renaissance, connecting the Diaspora in an authentic and empowering manner.
“We have all these wonderful honorees who are just shaking up the world. They shape it, they’re brilliant, they’re dynamic, and they’re good representations. So I’m excited for everything; we have a great program for today,” said Koshie Mills.
Loni Love, Emmy Award-winning comedian and actress, returned as the host for the elegant affair. She opened the show with native drummers and a captivating dance routine. The awards ceremony was a celebration of sisterhood and the achievements of amazing women. The luncheon featured a three-course meal, live performances by rapper Yo-Yo and Caribbean songstress Thamara Songbird, and awards presentations that recognized the honorees’ outstanding contributions to their respective fields.
“This is my third year hosting. I never get tired of seeing the beautiful outfits, [and the] praising of our sisters. I just want to thank Koshie Mills, our founder of Heirs of Afrika. She has been doing great work and making sure that the sisters that are over here in the United States are connected with the sisters over in the motherland,” said Loni Love.
The event was graced by a lineup of honorees, each being celebrated for their unique achievements. Dr. Yolanda “Yo-Yo” Whitaker, an iconic rapper, received the Music Royalty “NSAA” Award. Tina Lifford, known for her role in Queen Sugar, was honored with the Warrior “ADINKRAHENE” Award. Arsema Thomas, who portrayed Queen Charlotte, was presented with the Rising Star “NYANSAPO” Award. Sadé Muhammad, Chief Marketing Officer at Time Magazine, received the Lionheart Business “AKOFENA” Award. The Goddess Beauty “DUAFE” Award went to Sonia Tucker, a model and influencer. Hamamat Monita, a philanthropist and entrepreneur, received the Heirs Of Afrika “SANKOFA” Award. Lastly, Marielle Bobo, Editor In Chief and SVP of Ebony Magazine, was honored with the Media Titan “DAME-DAME” Award.
The presence of esteemed presenters and attendees further added to the event’s allure. Celebrities such as Juliet Ibrahim, Osas Ighodaro, Kim Roxie, Claire Sulmers, and Chelsea Lazkani took the stage to honor the outstanding achievements of the recipients.
The Sixth Annual International Women of Power Luncheon captured the essence of black excellence, empowerment, and sisterhood. Attendees enjoyed the elegant event, the delicious food, free makeovers sponsored by Black Radiance, and an afterparty on the rooftop of the Sheraton Grand. It was an honor to be in the room and celebrate the achievements of remarkable women who continue to pave the way for future generations.
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