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Liberia: Edwina Dekontee Mowon Becomes APM Terminals First Female Shift Manager

LiberiaOct 27, 2026, 11:45 AM
Liberia: Edwina Dekontee Mowon Becomes APM Terminals First Female Shift Manager
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PUBLISHEDOct 27, 2026, 11:45 AM
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MONROVIA – Edwina Dekontee Mowon continues her trailblazing journey from first female Gate Administrator and first female Berth Supervisor to becoming APM Terminals Liberia’s first female Shift Manager – another milestone for women in Liberia’s maritime industry. The Freeport of Monrovia is celebrating another historic breakthrough for women in Maritime as Edwina Mowon becomes Shift Manager, the first female employee at APM Terminals Liberia to mark this achievement.

The milestone underscores APM Terminals Liberia’s continued commitment to developing Liberian talent, fostering inclusive leadership and creating opportunities for women to thrive in male dominated roles across the maritime sector. Edwina joined APM Terminals Liberia in 2011 as the company’s first female Gate Administrator. Over the past 15 years, she has built an inspiring career through hard work, continuous learning and operational excellence, serving in roles including Data Entry Clerk, Junior Buyer/Procurement Assistant, Dispatcher, Auxiliary Operations and Berth Supervisor. In 2023, Edwina became APM Terminals Liberia’s first female Berth Supervisor, breaking barriers in one of the terminal’s core operational functions. Since then, she has led vessel operations at the quay, coordinating teams to ensure safe, efficient and…

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