About Abayie
I, Dr. Glory-Prince Abayie Otabil am the founder and leader of Kindergarten Company and KindergartenU, a STEM startup passionate about creating modern learning experiences in forward thinking teams and environments. Leading up to my establishment of KindergartenU, I was the founder and CEO of The Financial Yearbook a Fintech startup based in Tysons Corner, Virginia. My network of educators, investors, entrepreneurs, visionaries and bakers have given me a note worthy leverage on funding for my projects. I have 50+ registered business trademarks that have generated collaboration activities with industry experts who have interest in developing ideas and solutions to society’s biggest needs.
I helped launch and raise $30 Million with my cousin and businessman Michael Nyinaku’s group- The Beige Group in Accra, Ghana and was the catalyst of The Beige Talent; a leadership and talent development program for The Beige Group. My contribution as an exemplary figure for the Group consisting of teams Alpha and Elite was excellent which led to my successful transition to The United States of States of America where I founded The Kindergarten Company. A Tech Leadership Idea Incubator.
With the ever-growing challenges facing Ghana and West Africa at large, my team’s cutting edge projects in developing Apps, Software, Courses, and real world application of artificial intelligence has been a joy to watch. I hope to build a technology hub in my home country of Ghana and I “truly humbled by the support from my team and family”.
As the future un folds, my keen interest in education, especially STEM education has helped me grow and develop as a researcher and founder. In an advanced world where I find myself, I interact with future tech and business leaders typically in their current level of thinking and create new types of learning simulations through hands on experiences mostly in an open workspace environment.
1990 – Born in Accra, Ghana
1994- Started Kindergarten at Private School in Tema , Ghana
2000 – Got Awarded Best Overall Student in 5th Grade at Baptist Academy in Accra, Ghana. First Used Laptop Computer 2001 – Immigrated to United States and started 5th Grade at Groveton Elementary School in Alexandria, Virginia
2003- Got Selected to Talented and Gifted Program at Holmes Middle School in Annandale, Virginia
2004 – Started 9th Grade at Annandale High School. Joined Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
2006- Transferred to Potomac Senior High School where he excelled in Academics and Sports
2008 – Started Northern Virginia Community College and graduated with Honors with a degree in Business Administration
2011- Moved Back to Africa for a philanthropic project and to join the Diaspora Movemt. Finished his Education at Central University
2012 – Became a member of International Central Gospel Church at Central University where he understudied his uncle and founder Dr. Mensa Otabil in Academia, Business and Ministry
2016- Got Accepted to Western Governors University where he started and graduated with his Masters in Management and Leadership
