vulnerable adults in both government agencies, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO’s) internationally, and is a registered member of the Health and Care Professions Council (UK).

After completing her first degree in Social Psychology at Loughborough University in 2006, she then went on to work with a number of organizations providing care and support for vulnerable young people in the social care system in the UK.

In 2011, Anita completed her Masters in Social Work at Middlesex University and started work as a Child Protection Social Worker with the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, where she progressed to the role of Senior Practitioner in 2014.

When IJM set up a field office in Ghana to tackle child trafficking and forced child labor, Anita felt called to serve this vulnerable group of children in her home country. In January 2015, she took on the role of Aftercare Casework Manager in the IJM Ghana office, and has been in the role of Director of Aftercare since October 2016. Within this role, she manages a team of Social Workers working to build the capacity of Ghanaian government agencies in addressing the issue of child trafficking.

Anita also provides consultative services and trainings on child protection systems to private organizations, NGO’s, schools and churches.

In her spare time, she provides mentorship for young people from all backgrounds to support them in their personal, professional and social development.

with oversight responsibility for development programmes in Ghana, Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.

She currently works as an independent consultant with the Ghana Oil and Gas for Inclusive Growth Programme.serves as the Director of the Women’s Ministry at the Agape House New Testament Church in Accra.

She holds a Master’s Degree in Democracy, Governance and Law from the Institute of Development Studies, University of Cape Coast and a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Ghana. She is also a Fellow of the Africa Leadership Initiative under the auspices of the Aspen Institute in Colorado, USA.

Mrs. Adelaide Addo-Fening serves as the Director of the Women’s Ministry at the Agape House New Testament Church in Accra.

She is married with three children.

Technologies in Michigan for about 5 years. He later did his MBA at the Ross School of business at the University of Michigan. Michael moved to Charlotte North Carolina to work with Bank of America as a Vice President. Michael did some project management and consulting work and finally moved to Ghana in 2015 to work in the Energy sector. He currently leads power project evaluations at GE for sub-Saharan African.

He loves to mentor and empower the youth.

 Economics in 2012. He received his master’s degree in project management from Leeds University U.K and worked as a project manager in the UK till he returned to Ghana in 2016.

He has experience in the FMCG industry, working with the likes of Nestle and P&G. He is also an entrepreneur into construction, Medicine and transport.

Prior to teaching, she worked with the Ghana Immigration Service as an Assistant Superintendent of Immigration but found little job satisfaction so she proceeded to pursue a post graduate diploma in Education.

Within the same year that she pursued her PGDE she also attended the University of Ghana and completed with an MBA in Human Resource Management.

She then worked with a Non-Governmental Organisation, offering training programs and also worked as a Human Resource Executive in a Multimedia Company before finally pursuing her passion for teaching little children in 2005. Though she faced a lot of opposition from friends and family she still pursued her calling to teach little children.

Indeed, she is very passionate about children (young children and teens) and loves to interact with them. She was a partner with the Teens Aloud foundation for many years and mentors young people within her reach.

Currently she works at the Ghana International School as an early years foundation teacher.

while mitigating risk. She has 10 years experience in the finance industry and offers excellent advise either on personal or corporate levels.

She is the Chief Executive Officer for Live Well Company Limited and has worked in several financial institutions in various capacities hitherto.

She is a Master of Philosophy Graduate in Risk Management from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology after she completed her first degree, Bachelor of Education, Computer Science from the University of Cape Coast.

As a life long learner, she is passionate about success and excellence.

She is happily married with three kids and love God to bits.

degree in Languages and Culture. She has worked internationally in France, the United Kingdom, The United Arab Emirates and Ghana.  She has a passion for the youth and has worked extensively with young people. She has recently been trained as a lay minister at Agape House New Testament church, Accra, Ghana.

Nicole Acquah is happily married with one child.

Banking, Private Banking, branch management, Cash Management & Trade Finance.

Sandra is currently responsible for Cash Management Sales across all 33 countries within the Ecobank Group and also has oversight of the Corporate Customer Service unit based for servicing Corporate clients operating across the group.

Prior to joining Ecobank in 2013, Sandra was Regional Transactional Banker, at Standard Bank Group, South Africa with responsibility of providing sales and solution structuring support to 10 countries across Southern and Central Africa.

She also worked with Standard Chartered Bank, Ghana and South Africa for 10years.

In her last two years in Standard Chartered she held the position of Head of Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace, a role she performed alongside her main  duties as Director Transaction Banking till she moved to Standard Bank  South Africa in 2011.

Sandra holds a B. A. Arts degree from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Kumasi and a postgraduate diploma in Business Administration from the British College of Professional Management.