Alumni Council

We are just as good here in Africa if not better, given a fraction of the opportunities and resources that our contemporaries in Europe, North America and Asia have access to’. This resolute belief is echoed by Theodore Kweku Ocansey, co-founder, and CEO of Kete-Krachi Farms Ltd. He champions a vision that extends beyond immediate profitability, emphasizing the creation of long-term value and wealth through strategic positioning and ongoing investment in education.

With over 25 years of experience in Development Planning, Project Management, Strategic Management, Volunteering, and Entrepreneurship across Europe and Africa, Theodore brings a wealth of expertise to his endeavours. Holding both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Ghana, Legon, and the University of Westminster, London, respectively, Theodore is a firm advocate for sustainable legacy-building. “Let’s construct things that endure and surpass our own lifetimes,” is a sentiment often expressed by him.

Bismark Asamoah Asante, a young entrepreneur from the Central Region, founded Nasam Brand Enterprise in 2015 with a vision to improve cookstove designs after witnessing the challenges of smoke and burns in his household.

Through education and experience, he developed the idea into a business, leveraging his marketing diploma from the Polytechnic. Nasam Brand Enterprise specializes in innovative cookstoves, including the Obaahemaa line, known for its fuel efficiency, safety, and durability.

In 2018, Nasam won the Best Improved Woodstove Challenge, and in 2019, received a citation from the United Nations Development Programme for its commitment to Sustainable Development Goals 7 and 13—affordable and clean energy, and climate action.

Hannah Aidoo is a dedicated and committed individual who is passionate about human development and saving the environment. She has a master’s degree in economics and a Bsc in Agribusiness Management from KNUST. She is currently the Secretary for the Central Regional Poultry and Livestock farmers association and the secretary for Aldersgate Methodist Church in the Central Region. She is a team builder and thrives in helping the team meet goals.

Rosemond Afua Afful is a highly acclaimed Agripreneur in the Ghanaian agricultural sector, renowned for her innovative approach to integrated farming and her commitment to climate adaptation and resilience initiatives. Holding a degree in Economics and Sociology from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, Rosemond embarked on her professional journey as a banker in 2010. However, her passion for agriculture led her to transition to the field, and in 2017, she fully dedicated herself to her farming business, where she serves as co-founder, CEO, and manager.
Under Rosemond’s leadership, the business operates on a ten-acre land, specializing in vegetable production, catfish culturing, and livestock farming.

Her entrepreneurial journey has been enriched by participation in various incubation and acceleration programs organized by development partners, providing her with invaluable training and insights. Beyond running her business, Rosemond is deeply committed to community engagement, using her platform to offer training opportunities for agriculture students and facilitate market linkages for smallholder farmers.

With her extensive experience in both the business and corporate realms, Rosemond is a respected mentor and a prominent female leader in numerous social organizations. Her dedication to sustainable agriculture and her role as a catalyst for positive change make her a true inspiration in the agricultural landscape of Ghana.

Horace Tetteh is a Director and co-founder of Malindis Catering, established in 2009. With over 20 years of experience, he has cultivated Malindis into a leading catering company in Ghana, serving top-tier clients. Horace’s background spans Catering Services, Banking, and Consulting. Previously, he held diverse roles at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) and Standard Chartered Bank, where he last served as Director and Country Head of Investors and Intermediaries. In this capacity, he managed Security Services (Custody) for local and offshore Institutional clients, overseeing Assets Under Custody (AUC) valued at $2.84Bn. Additionally, he supervised Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFIs) and Insurance companies. Horace’s expertise also includes consultancy work with PWC’s Business Advisory Services, focusing on bank liquidations, forensic audits, and company valuations. He holds an MBA from the University of Wales, a BSc in Business Administration from the United States International University and is ACI qualified.