Rev. Okosun is immediate past Chief of Staff of Action Chapel International, a board member and founding member of the Ghana/Israel Chamber of Commerce and a member of the Board of Trustees of the All Nigeria Community, Ghana. He is the Chairman of the Action Business Forum (Airport Residential Area), past National Chairman, EMPRETECH Business Forum, past President and past Secretary General of the EMPRETEC Business Forum. Until recently, Rev. Okosun was a board member of the Ghanaian German Economic Association. Rev. Okosun has over the last 30 years succeeded in growing Krif Ghana Limited into the industry leader in the supply of Office Equipment, Office Stationery, Bank Equipment and Security Safes. Under his able leadership, Krif Ghana Limited has positioned itself as a customer focused company, matching its philosophy of “more for less” with innovative products and offers as in what has become the most favourite platform for “½ Price Promotions”, Discount Coupons, Cash Back offers now industry benchmarks in the country. Rev. Okosun has a passion for mentoring young persons and a strong commitment to ensuring that our leaders of tomorrow are equipped with the skills and competencies required for success in life.

Mrs. Boakye-Yiadom has been involved with the designing and development of curriculum for kindergarten, primary and secondary schools for over two decades. She currently serves as the Acting Executive Secretary of the National Council for Curriculum & Assessment. Other positions she’s held within the Ghana education system are; • District Director of Education, Upper West Akim • Greater Regional Director of Education, Greater Accra, Ghana Education Service • Director, Curriculum Research & Development Division (CRDD) and Head of the Curriculum Design and Development Unit, Ghana Education Service• The Deputy Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Quality and Access

Taaka Awori is a Leadership Consultant, Trainer and Professional Coach strengthening the leadership competencies of managers and supervisors in the private sector, civil society and public sector. Taaka also has extensive experience in Organisational Development and Social Development. Taaka was the Country Director for ActionAid International Ghana from 2003 to 2007 and has over 20 years’ experience working on organisational and governance issues in East, West and Southern Africa. Taaka has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Harvard University, Boston MA, and a Juris Doctorate in Law from Columbia University, New York. She also has a Certificate in Organisational Development from the Organisation Development Centre & the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, United States and an Advanced Certificate in Coaching from the International Coaching Academy, Melbourne, Australia. Taaka is a member of the International Coaching Federation.Taaka is also chair of the board of the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) and the West African Civil Society Institute (WACSI).

Mr. Arnold Parker is the Managing Director of Letshego Ghana, a subsidiary of Letshego Holdings, a Botswana based Financial Inclusive Firm in Ghana with about 300,000 customers and 26 branches nationwide. Mr. Parker was formerly the Ghana Director for the Global Management Challenge, the world's biggest competition on strategy and business management. He is the former head of Commercial Banking at Access Bank and Head of Treasury Sales and Product Development at Inter-Continental Bank, He also worked at UBA as a Senior Treasury Dealer and Head of Intra-Africa Trade. Before, he also worked at Standard Chartered Bank as a West Africa Market Risk Analyst in the Global Market Division.

Edwina is a business executive with years of experience. She has interests in many sectors of the economy and in many parts of Africa. Had previously served as the founding Head of Administration of the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS). Edwina holds an Executive MBA from the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS).

Serena is a lawyer of many years’ experience, and currently serves as the Head of Legal for the Ministry of Trade & Industry. Serena holds an LL. B from the Ghana School of Law and serves on the Board as the Secretary.