About Frederick Coleman

Frederick Coleman is a technology strategist at Mizuho Americas, a top global Japanese corporate & investment banking institution. He builds upon a track record of success at Accenture and EY that collectively generated a substantial impact of $200 million. His commitment to creating success stories for clients reflects his passion for delivering meaningful value through strategic initiatives.

Beyond his corporate achievements, Frederick was the founder of GhanaMade, a cultural digital media company spanning New York, London, and Accra. Recognized as a sought-after speaker, he has shared insights on topics such as global tech transformation in African enterprises, the future of work in virtual environments, and the development of STEM talent pipelines in higher education.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Frederick plays a pivotal role in higher education governance, serving as a trustee on Lehigh University's Board of Trustees. His commitment extends to the Lehigh Alumni Association Board of Directors, where he actively champions initiatives supporting black higher education objectives, particularly within the African student community in the United States and Ghana.

Frederick holds a master's in engineering and a bachelor's in business from Lehigh University, complemented by an MBA from the Quantic School of Business and Technology. His diverse academic background mirrors his multifaceted approach to technology strategy and his unwavering commitment to digital innovation and advancing underrepresented groups in higher education.