Dr. Angelique Khalifa (nee Nyinawabera) is the Director of Discovery and Investigative Toxicology at Eli Lilly. Born and raised in Rwanda, her journey spans subsistence farming, long walks to school, and nights of study by candlelight, leading eventually to a career in global science dedicated to improving patient lives.She is a wife, a mother of two beautiful children, and an outdoor enthusiast who believes deeply in education, evidence-based hope, and leaving doors open for those who follow. HARVESTING HOPE is her debut book.
""Harvesting Hope is illuminated healing in motion. Angélique transforms lineage into leadership, memory into momentum, evidence into care, so the past becomes a source of light, not shadow."" --Lina Clavijo, global culture shaper and facilitator, author of Christmas Cactus: Stories of Eccentricity and Family Lore for Ancestral Healing ""Harvesting Hope reminds us of the power of having a dream. In our dream we dare not allow the situations that surround us to define who we are, but to hold onto your dream that will become your reality for what is possible."" --Donna Wilson, president, Strategic Intersections, LLC, author of Behind the Glass Doors ""Harvesting Hope is the rare memoir that leaves you braver and more precise. Girls who read this will measure their futures differently-and so will their leaders."" --Sona Jepsen, author of Pink Dragon: Breathe Fire Into Your Life and Leadership ""Angélique brings the bench light of science to the darkest rooms of memory and shows us what mature healing looks like in real life."" --Lesley Yvonne Hunter, author of Madness to Manifestation, speaker and model ""Harvesting Hope is the leadership story we need: accountability, precision, and generosity-delivered by a woman who kept receipts on her dreams and paid dividends to her community."" --Cheryl B. King, finance and empowerment strategist, and author of Your Worth ""Don't miss the experience of getting acquainted with Angélique Khalifa, an inspiration for all generations of women. Her start was in Rwanda where she overcame the unthinkable, and her finish will be global impact through science and innovation."" --Maureen Lippe. former editor of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, and author of Radical Reinvention ""From one continent to the next, Angélique shows how you carry culture with care and how care translates. Continents change. Values don't. Harvesting Hope is how you build trust across both written as a striking memoir."" --Greg Morley, cultural competence expert, and author of Bond and Rally