History & Recognition
March 8, 2021 2024-04-08 19:09History & Recognition
Asustem History
Asustem Robotics, a non-profit organization dedicated to practical STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education in Africa, has its roots in a shared vision to address educational disparities and promote technological empowerment on the continent. Founded in 2019 by David Asumadu-Boateng, an IT Consultant, and Mavis Achiaa Amoah, an HR Specialist, Asustem Robotics was born out of a collective commitment to advancing education and innovation.
David Asumadu-Boateng, leveraging his extensive background in IT Consulting and Project Management spanning 20 years, brought invaluable expertise in technology projects and administration to the organization. His passion for empowering young minds through hands-on STEM experiences laid the groundwork for Asustem Robotics' practical approach to education.
Mavis Achiaa Amoah, an HR and Administration Specialist with over 12 years of experience, contributed her knowledge in People Management and Capacity Building to complement the organization's operations.
Mavis Achiaa Amoah, an HR and Administration Specialist with over 12 years of experience, contributed her knowledge in People Management and Capacity Building to complement the organization's operations.
Her dedication to advancing STEM education in Africa became a driving force behind Asustem Robotics' mission to provide accessible and impactful learning experiences.
Together, David and Mavis envisioned a non-profit organization that transcends traditional learning methods, placing a strong emphasis on the practical application of STEM concepts. Asustem Robotics aims to equip African students, youth, and working professionals with the skills required for the rapidly evolving technological landscape, nurturing a new generation of innovators and problem solvers prepared for the demands of 21st Century Job Skills.
Since its establishment, Asustem Robotics has implemented impactful initiatives such as "Catch Them Young," "GPower," "TransforME STEM Roadshow," "Save Our Environment," and "Born Before Computer," marking significant strides in promoting STEM education across Africa.
Together, David and Mavis envisioned a non-profit organization that transcends traditional learning methods, placing a strong emphasis on the practical application of STEM concepts. Asustem Robotics aims to equip African students, youth, and working professionals with the skills required for the rapidly evolving technological landscape, nurturing a new generation of innovators and problem solvers prepared for the demands of 21st Century Job Skills.
Since its establishment, Asustem Robotics has implemented impactful initiatives such as "Catch Them Young," "GPower," "TransforME STEM Roadshow," "Save Our Environment," and "Born Before Computer," marking significant strides in promoting STEM education across Africa.
Since its establishment, Asustem Robotics has implemented impactful initiatives such as "Catch Them Young," "GPower," "TransforME STEM Roadshow," "Save Our Environment," and "Born Before Computer," marking significant strides in promoting STEM education across Africa.
Noteworthy achievements and recognition include:
- Best Teacher Award 2020 - Vodafone Foundation International Teachers Day Celebration
- Best Student Award 2020 - Vodafone Foundation International Teachers Day Celebration
- NGO Of The Year 2022 - Golden ACE & Leadership Awards
- Winner: West Africa 2022 - Lenovo TransforME Grant Cycle
- Finalist SHE Awards (Techpreneur Of The Year 2023)
- Finalist Humanitarian/NGO Of The Year 2023 - Ghana Entertainment Choice Awards
The founders' steadfast commitment to practical, hands-on learning continues to propel Asustem Robotics, making a lasting impact on the educational landscape in the region.
