Adelaide Naa Shormey Nortey
Co-Founder- Business DevelopmentÂ
Adelaide Naa Shormey Nortey holds a Master of Science in Business Administration in Finance from Open University Malaysia, a Bachelor of Science in Banking and Finance from Central University College and a professional in Human Resource Management (HRM) and Project Management Professional (PMP).
With 18 years of experience, she has a strong background in various roles within the financial sector, including Cash Management, Business Relationship Management, Back Office Support, Operational Management, Personal Banking, and Customer Service. She possesses skills in business analysis, expense management, reconciliation, project management, event planning, and operational efficiency.
Ms. Nortey has a proven track record of implementing cost-effective strategies, introducing innovative solutions, and reducing fraudulent activity. She is passionate about event planning, travel and tours. Her achievements demonstrate her ability to drive positive change and deliver results in a challenging environment.
Patience Kpeda – Agriculture Extension Officer & Stakeholder Engagements
Patience Kpeda is a dynamic force in Ghana’s agricultural sector, tackling the critical issue of grain storage with innovative solutions. As the Chief Technical Officer at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture and co-founder of the Post-harvest Women Foundation, she is also the Ghanaian Chapter leader for the National Women in Agriculture Association (NWIAA.ORG), and Tammy International Women Empowerment in Agriculture Association. Patience empowers women to reduce post-harvest losses by promoting hermetic bags—an airtight storage solution that protects the grain from pests and moisture. This allows women, who handle most of the harvesting, to store their produce longer and sell at higher profits. Her foundation, Post-Harvest Women has distributed over 200 hermertic bags to rural women. Leveraging her deep understanding of Climate and Agriculture, She enrolled in Mastercard Foundation Bridge in Agriculture course. As a member of SANKOFA, She is serving as an implementation and communication advisor, bringing STREAM education to underserved and under-resourced urban, and rural communities and families.
In 2016, she was honoured as the Best Agriculture Extension Officer under the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA). Throughout my years with MoFA, I have developed expertise in climate-smart agricultural practices, gained a deep understanding of farmer behaviour by prioritizing their needs, and advocated for reducing post-harvest losses. Her efforts have been focused on advancing the food security agenda.
Roger Zanyoh –
Industrial Partnership and Product Acquisitions
With 10 years of experience, he has a strong background in various roles within the financial sector, including Money Physicians, Inc. (MPI) a hybrid Private Investment Firm that operates as a Business Ecosystem and an Equity Platform. He has experience with Universal Merchant Bank, as an Internal Auditor for National Health Insurance and works as an External Auditor with Nipah Audit Firm
Wilhemina Abena Dansoa Ametepeh -Diversity & Inclusion (PWD)
Wilhemina Abena Dansoa Ametepeh is an entrepreneur and a passionate advocate for individuals with disabilities, particularly those who face challenges like visual impairment later in life. After losing her sight in 2013, she has navigated and transitioned with resilience, and her journey has fueled her drive to support others in similar situations.
Academically, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from  Wisconsin University College where I focused on accounting and is currently a post-degree law student at Mountcrest University College. My experiences as a late visually impaired person have taught me the value of adaptability, determination, and resourcefulness. She uses these lessons in her business ventures to inspire and empower others with disabilities.
Through her work, she’s dedicated to creating accessible opportunities for people with disability to thrive in their careers and personal lives, just as she has done for herself. She believes that with the right tools, support, and mindset, anyone can overcome barriers to achieve their full potential, no matter their challenges.
Noble Selorm Dzreh –
Stakeholder Engagement & OperationsÂ
Noble Selorm Dzreh is a seasoned Ghanaian teacher with a background in teacher professional development, education advocacy, and training content development. With his dedicated experience as a young education professional, he has honed his expertise in providing expert EdTech consultations tailored for teacher development initiatives in Ghana and across Africa. With a deep understanding of key issues affecting education quality and delivery in Ghana, Noble is a leading advocate for technology integration into teaching at the pre-tertiary level, supporting teachers through seminars, workshops, and training. His multifaceted skill set encompasses workshop facilitation, stakeholder engagement, and training evaluation, positioning him as a dynamic leader in the education sector. Dzreh’s passion for enhancing learning outcomes and uplifting teachers underscores his commitment to advancing education in Ghana and beyond.
Millicent Asempapa –
Technology Professionals & Partnerships
Millicent Asempapa is a versatile and adaptable educationist committed to helping learners realize their potential by creating an enabling environment using relevant, real-world case scenarios to bring creative teaching and learning to life. She holds a Diploma in Adult Education from the University of Ghana, and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Professional Studies, Accra.
She is actively involved in STEM education, supporting the use of educational technology (EdTech) to enhance the ICT competency of teachers in collaboration with UNESCO and NaCCA. Additionally, she serves as a Master Trainer for facilitators of pedagogical training programs for the National Service Secretariat (NSS) and the National Teaching Council (NTC), focusing on Professionals and National Service personnel and other educational programs and projects.
Alfred Kwabla Gomashie –
Co-founder:
AgriBusiness Business Unit Operations
Alfred Kwabla Gomashie is a dedicated educator with a strong background in mathematics. He has a Diploma in Basic Education and a Degree in Mathematics from the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICA), which has equipped him with the skills and knowledge to teach effectively. He is committed to nurturing a love for mathematics among students and helping them achieve academic excellence. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of deeply understanding mathematical concepts and applying them to real-life situations.
In addition to his career in education, Alfred is an entrepreneur with a lifelong connection to farming. Farming has been an integral part of his life, instilling in him the values of hard work, perseverance, and a deep appreciation for nature. This dual dedication to education and farming reflects his holistic approach to life and work, as he strives to make a positive impact in both the classroom and the the community.
Miriam Ocloo Kwashiego –
Women In Technology & Partnerships
Miriam Ocloo Kwashiego is a dedicated advocate for STEM education and digital literacy. With a background in Computer Science from Ho Technical University, she is committed to empowering and inspiring young people by equipping them with essential digital skills. Her passion for technology drives her mission to instil technological confidence and enable youth to excel in our ever-evolving digital landscape.
As a STEM and Data Science enthusiast, Miriam is devoted to making technology accessible to everyone. She has extensive experience in training and teaching children and young adults in technology, coding, and programming. Through her work, Miriam is helping to shape the future by ensuring the next generation is well-prepared to meet the demands of the digital age.