Entrepreneur, strategist, hands-on leader: the journey of a daughter of Gontougo who chose to put her success at the service of Tanda.
Isabelle Boblaï Douassoh is an Ivorian entrepreneur from the Tanda department. She built her career in communication, strategy and the organisation of major events, in Côte d’Ivoire and across Africa.
Today she devotes this experience to one goal: making Tanda a place where young people can succeed without leaving, where women earn a decent living from their work and where every village has its place in development.
From the Tanda department, she carries the values of her homeland: hard work, respect for elders, solidarity.TO BE CONFIRMED — Biographical details (birthplace, education, family) to be supplied to enrich this chapter.
For more than ten years she has led DZ Consulting, which she transformed from a communication agency into a strategic advisory firm with a regional reach. She also holds a management role at Archicom CI, in real estate and building materials.
Communication and development-strategy consulting, business intermediation, institutional relations, large-scale events: she has led assignments in Liberia, Mali, Burkina Faso, Congo, Cameroon and Gabon.
In 2025, she travels across the Tanda department to meet its people. Elders, women, young people, association leaders: she listens, takes note, and gauges the scale of expectations.
She then brings energies together around a movement, BDI, and a clear vision for the development of Tanda and Gontougo.
“My commitment is to put all my skills at the service of my nation and of Africa, by creating economic activities that will have a meaningful impact.”
Isabelle Boblaï Douassoh · Founder of the BDI movement
TO BE CONFIRMED — Quote taken from the press kit: Mrs Boblaï’s written approval required before publication.
Deciding with the people, keeping one’s word.
No village and no generation left behind.
Giving them the means to act and succeed.
Reporting on every action taken.
Uniting forces for tangible results.
Resident, young person, woman, member of the diaspora, professional or entrepreneur: your energy, ideas and skills can change the face of Tanda.
