George Effah Sarpong
George Effah Sarpong is an expert in climate change and sustainable development. Academically he holds a BA in Integrated Community Development. He also holds a certificate in NGO Project and Operations Management from the Cambridge Center of Excellence. George has worked with a number of organizations which include Africa liberal Unlus (an NGO) and The Minerals Commission of Ghana. He is the founder and executive director of GAEN.
Mr. Stephen Anane-Yeboah
Mr. Anane-Yeboah is a training and development consultant with over eight years of experience. Academically, he holds an MSc in International Planning and Business Development from Robert Kennedy University, Switzerland (distance program), he holds Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration, Financial Administration and Project Management from Ghana Institute of Public Administration (GIMPA), Bachelor of Business Administration (Human Resource Management) from Methodist University, and he also obtained Diploma in Social Administration from University of Ghana.
Stephen has developed and facilitated courses in various subject areas including: Leadership, Change Management, Business Awareness, Governance, Resource Mobilization and Utilization and Reporting, Procurement Management, Financial Management, Client Services Delivery, Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation Plans for Institutions.Due to his passion for conservation of the environment he is dedicated to ensure that the vision of GAEN is achieved in Ghana and beyond.
Nana Charles Baah
Mr. Charles Baah (Sanaahena of Nkoranza) is a sub-chief for the Nkoranza traditional council. He is a board member of Global Action for Earth Network. His role is to provide insight on how to use traditional institutions to create awareness on issues relating to climate change.
James Donu
James is a settlement planning expert with a passion for environmental conservation.
Currently he is the director in charge of fundraising for mini project.
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