Victoria Bright

Victoria Bright also known as Vickie Bright (born 16 March 1965), is a dual-qualified lawyer (England & Wales & Ghana) chartered insolvency practitioner, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. She was the deputy minister of state at the presidency in the John Kufuor administration and also the legal advisor to the president. She obtained an executive MBA with distinction from the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. She is a scholar at Balliol College, University of Oxford. Bright is the first Ghanaian recipient of the University of Oxford's 30% Scholarship for Women. Quotes “My love for what I do keeps me going, even after a hard day or a disappointing one.” Modern Ghana “I’ve always wanted to help promote and maintain justice in all spheres of human endeavour.” Modern Ghana “I just think about the smiles I am able to put on the faces of satisfied customers and that really energises me.” Modern Ghana “We have to speak the truth to ourselves.” The vaultz news “If things have not gone as they should, we should have the conviction to come out and speak the truth.” The vaultz news “The issue of neutrality and impartiality is there for all to see.” The vaultz news “You should be prepared to account for it, whether during your tenure or after your tenure, without being seen to be running away from that responsibility.” My Joy Online “Accountability to the people of Ghana in public office is non-negotiable.” My Joy Online External links Category:1965 births Category:living people Category:Politicians from Ghana Category:Human rights activists Category:Anti-apartheid activists Category:Women activists