Aziza Hassan

Dynamic professional with a strong background in client advocacy and social work, having successfully resolved complex issues at Vodafone. Skilled in empathy development and intervention planning, I excel in building rapport and enhancing customer satisfaction, contributing to increased loyalty and retention. Proven ability to organize impactful events promoting human rights awareness.

Since I am a mother of two boys, 14 years old and 13 years old, i found myself often having to cook not out of love but out of necessity but over the years i fell in love with it, the peace that comes with standing near the stove and the idea making something that can put a smile on my family's face. The aroma that fills the house and the warmth it brings makes me feel whole, i think without cooking i would feel like something is missing, like there is a missing piece, like I'm not me because even though it started as an obligation, I found the good in it and now I can't picture my life without it.

Now tennis, for me, it's confusing since it started with my son training it and me simply taking him there, but as I watched his dedication and his passion for the sport, it lit a fire in me, a fire I didn't know existed, a passion I thought I had long since lost. Now I'm not saying I'm good, actually it's the opposite, but when you live your whole life looking for something more, sometimes the thrill of doing something I love, no matter how many times I fall or how many times I trip over my own feet, it makes me feel accomplished, and for me that is enough.