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He is an old student of Kpando Secondary School and Keta Secondary School.\n\nVictor’s board experience spans construction, education, health, and faith‑based organizations, where he has served as chairman, audit committee chair, and strategic advisor. He is recognized for his independent thinking, fiscal responsibility, and commitment to transparency and sustainability. He is committed to enhancing transparency and accountability in governance, promoting sustainable financial practices, and mentoring future leaders in audit, strategy, and governance.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-da82a5a8-9396-44c9-bd80-78de809a66fc.jpg",0,true,{"id":15,"slug":16,"role":17,"name":18,"title":19,"bio":20,"photo":21,"order":12,"isActive":13},"2","dr-pamela-graham","member","Dr. Pamela Graham","Auditor-General ","Dr. Pamela Graham is the Auditor-General of the Republic of Ghana and the first woman to hold this constitutional office. She is a Chartered Accountant and accomplished audit professional with over two decades of experience in auditing, assurance, governance, financial reporting and advisory services.\nPrior to her appointment as Auditor-General, Dr Graham served as a Senior Audit Partner at EY Ghana, where she built an extensive career spanning twenty-five years. Having joined the firm in 2001, she progressed through various leadership roles and in 2013, became the first female Partner of EY Ghana. She subsequently served on EY's West Africa Executive Council and as Innovation and Integration Leader, contributing to strategic and operational initiatives across the region.\nDr Graham has led numerous audit and assurance engagements across key sectors of the economy, including banking, insurance, telecommunications and other public interest industries. Her professional experience encompasses financial reporting, risk management, corporate governance and regulatory compliance, providing her with a broad understanding of institutional accountability and financial stewardship. She has also led significant public sector and special assurance assignments on behalf of the Government of Ghana, including debt validation exercises, reviews of state-owned enterprises and financial sector assessments that have supported fiscal accountability and sound public financial management.\nShe is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana (ICAG) and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Cape Coast, a Master of Business Administration from Manchester Business School, United Kingdom and a Doctorate in Business Administration from IPAG Business School, France.\nOver the years, Dr Graham has contributed to the development of the accounting and auditing profession through leadership, mentorship and participation in initiatives aimed at strengthening institutional capacity and professional standards. She has also served on the Board of Trustees of the University of Cape Coast Business School Development Fund and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Restructuring and Insolvency Practitioners, Ghana, supporting professional, educational and institutional advancement.\nAs Auditor-General, Dr Graham is responsible for executing the constitutional mandate of the Ghana Audit Service to promote transparency, accountability and the prudent management of public resources through independent auditing and reporting. Her appointment represents a significant milestone in the evolution of public sector accountability in Ghana.\nOutside her professional responsibilities, Dr Graham is passionate about mentorship, continuous learning, leadership and community development. She enjoys reading, fitness walking and spending quality time with family and friends.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-48d3b5b1-56d8-4e76-887e-5920497f74eb.jpg",{"id":23,"slug":24,"role":17,"name":25,"bio":26,"photo":27,"order":12,"isActive":13},"3","dr-evans-aggrey-darkoh","Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh","Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh earned  a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science with Philosophy and a Master of Philosophy in Political Science with focus on Public Sector Productivity from the University of Ghana. Subsequently, he obtained a Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science with specialization in Public Policy Making from the same university.\n\nHe lectured at the Department of Political Science at the University of Ghana and as an adjunct lecturer at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College and the Kofi Annan International Peace Training Centre.\n\nHe has published in both Local and International Journals in areas such as Parliament and Public Policy Making, Taxation Policy, Traditional and Modern Political Orders, Institutional Development, Judicial Politics, Elections and Democracy among others.\nDr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh served on the Examiners’ Board, School of Social Sciences Board, Legon Hall Tutorial Board and Legon Hall Council. He also served as a Member of the Governing Board of Nyakrom Secondary Technical School for seven years and served as the Vice Chairman of the Parents Teachers Association (PTA) of the Achimota School, in charge of Academic Performance from 2017-2021. He served as a member of the Academic Boards of Kofi Annan International Peace Keeping and Training Centre, and the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College for five years and two years respectively. \n\nHe has featured on the World Bank Platforms, discussing youth empowerment and the development trajectories of Ghana.\nDr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh serves as an External Examiner of number of Universities in Ghana. He also serves as an Assessor for the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission. He also serves on the Board of the Ghana Statistical Service where he chairs its Human Resource Committee, a position he has held since May 2022. He is a member of the Audit Service Board of Ghana as well as the Council of the GIMPA. He serves on the Scholarship Committee of the Grace Congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, West Lands in Accra.\n\nUntil his appointment as Head of the Civil Service in August 2023 by H.E. the President of the Republic, Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh served as the Chief Director for the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs for about five (5) years where he contributed significantly to issues of National development through stakeholder engagements with the Minority and Majority in Parliament, the media, academia, Civil Society Organizations and the general public. He also served as the Chairperson of the  Civil Service Week Planning Committee  for  four (4) consecutive years from 2020 – 2023.\n\nHe is married to Mrs. Cynthia Aggrey-Darkoh and they have three children: Andy, Ann and Andrea.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-d7c38e02-de81-4d52-85c5-00188e8a2690.jpg",{"id":29,"slug":30,"role":17,"name":31,"bio":32,"photo":33,"order":12,"isActive":13},"4","mr-peter-lance-adua-adoguba","Mr. Peter Lance Adua Adoguba","Mr. Peter Lance Adua Adoguba is a distinguished tax and public finance professional with over four decades of progressive leadership experience within Ghana’s revenue administration system. His career spans senior roles across the Internal Revenue Service, Ghana Revenue Authority, and the Large Taxpayer Office, where he led tax audit operations, strengthened internal controls, and improved revenue mobilisation processes. He has provided technical expertise in taxation, internal audit, and financial management, contributing significantly to national tax reforms and institutional capacity building.\n\nHe Is a Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana, as well as a Member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, Ghana. He holds a Diploma in Accounting from the University of Ghana, Legon, and obtained his Chartered Accountant qualification through the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana. He is an alumnus of Navrongo Secondary School and Pong Tamale Primary and Middle Schools.\n\nMr. Adoguba’s leadership influence extends beyond professional practice into community development, having served as National President and National Vice President of BONABOTO. He is widely respected for his integrity, technical depth, and commitment to excellence in public financial administration. He remains dedicated to advancing ethical tax practice, supporting institutional development, and mentoring emerging professionals in accounting, taxation, and governance.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-cf9cf511-7522-440a-882a-9a7dc554f587.jpg",{"id":35,"slug":36,"role":17,"name":37,"bio":38,"photo":39,"order":12,"isActive":13},"5","dr-felix-kwame-aveh","Dr. Felix Kwame Aveh","Felix is a Chartered Accountant, a Development Finance Specialist and a Senior lecturer. Over the last ten years he has been lecturing in accounting, auditing, finance, innovation and strategy, public sector accounting, microfinance management and strategic cost management at various universities including University of Professional Studies and Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).\n\nPrior to entering academia, Felix worked for several years as Executive Director for Invensys Plc, UK. He also trained in PKF auditing firm where he acquired vast experience as an Auditor. Currently he is the Managing Partner of TRC Consult, a firm of Chartered Accountants. He serves as a board member of few institutions. He is also an Audit Committee member of a few state institutions.\n\nFelix is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and also Institute of Internal Auditors.\n\nFelix holds an MBA (Finance) from University of Ghana, a Doctoral degree from the Bradford University, School of Management, UK.  He has published several articles in peer-reviewed journals which have been cited severally. He is an old student of St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School. Teaching is my passion.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-c05b5781-12a1-4072-9979-d3a8ead5306d.jpg",{"id":41,"slug":42,"role":17,"name":43,"bio":44,"photo":45,"order":46,"isActive":13},"7","dr-edem-emerald-sabah-welbeck","Dr. Edem Emerald Sabah Welbeck","Dr. Edem Emerald Sabah Welbeck is a Chartered Accountant and Senior Lecturer with the Department of Accounting, University of Ghana Business School, with over 30 years of teaching, research and industry practice in accounting, business, banking and consulting. She currently lectures graduate and undergraduate students in private and public sector auditing, corporate reporting, sustainability reporting, and forensic. \n\nCurrently, an ardent researcher in CSR, Sustainability Performance, Behavioural Accounting, Ethics, auditing and Business Education with research publications in various reputable journals. She is the coordinator of the Mentorship and Student Services Unit at the University of Ghana business school and serves on several University wide committees at the University of Ghana Business School. A member of the Technical Committee of Education Collaborative, a network of Higher Education Institutions in West Africa collaborating to share knowledge and enhance students’ transformative experience across Africa.\nShe is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana serving on the Education and training committee. She is a team member of the monitoring and review team of ICA. As a financial expert, she serves on the boards of OLA Senior High School, Catholic Diocesan Health Board, Ho and Council of Mensah Sarbah Hall, focused on enhanced financial transparency and accountability. She is the Global President of Past OLA (Ho) Girls Association (POGA).  \n\nShe had a stint of experience as a School Improvement Advisor (SIA) with Ghana Education Service under T-TEL, (a non-governmental entity) assigned to assist selected Senior High Schools (SHS) in adopting the new education curriculum for SHS in Ghana.\n                                                 \nEdem previously worked with Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB) Ltd in various capacities, including accounts division, management accounts, foreign branch, and the training school and continues to facilitate various training programmes in Business and Education.\n\nShe loves to mentor the youth and enjoys teaching children at Sunday school. She is blessed with three young men.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-d48b53d0-472c-450c-ba5f-176262a3047a.jpg",4,{"id":48,"slug":49,"role":17,"name":50,"bio":51,"photo":52,"order":53,"isActive":13},"6","eunice-serwah-comnashar","Eunice Serwah Comnashar","A seasoned Finance and Development Specialist in the Humanitarian Sector with over 25 years of expertise in Development Finance, Financial Management, Grants and Contracts Administration, Compliance and Risk Management, and Capacity Building across international NGOs and development organizations in Africa and globally.\n\nHer career has spanned regional and global roles, where she has passionately and consistently delivered results in budgeting, donor compliance, risk management, and institutional strengthening, providing strategic financial oversight for multiple country offices, ensuring accurate reporting, cost recovery, and compliance with diverse donor requirements. She says “I am passionate about helping to build resilient financial systems and empowering teams through training, mentorship, and knowledge sharing. I flourish well where the systems are built to provide resources and support to the marginalized in the humanitarian sector. We go and reach out to places where people find it difficult to go because of the conditions.’ That is our passion.\n\nHaving worked with various development organizations globally, such as World Vision International, CUSO, Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO), Star Ghana Foundation and Sabre Education Trust, she thrives at the intersection of finance, development, and impact, ensuring that resources are managed responsibly and effectively to maximize outcomes for communities.\n\nShe has served on Boards that embrace the desire to bring excellence in Management and Governance, including Energy and Transparency-Accountability Boards.\n","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002F20260929-c9f30515-f155-4b96-bf13-bcd472e9dd4b.jpg",5]