Professor Samuel Nana Yaw Simpson has been associated with Ghana Fellowship of Evangelical Students (GHAFES) since 1998 as a member of University Christian Fellowship (UCF), where he served in various capacities during his undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Ghana. Notable among them is his role as Bible Studies Coordinator (Cell Coordinator) for Commonwealth Hall. Prof. Simpson loves the Lord and loves to serve whenever and wherever he gets the opportunity. Apart from serving in the church, he is part of many Christian groups that seek to reach out to the young and old in secondary schools, universities and rural communities. As a Christian, he believes that he has not attained full maturity yet… (Eph 4:13), and he is being transformed into the image of God from glory to glory just as by the Spriit of the Lord (2 Cor 3:18b). Professionally, Prof Simpson is a people-oriented individual who is passionate about training and capacity building, including providing career guidance and godly mentoring in building a generation of leaders with integrity. He is a thought-leader with over two (2) decades of experience in teaching, research and administration, including consulting in fields such as Accounting, Public Financial Management, Corporate Governance, Risk Management, and Sustainability. He holds a PhD in Accounting and Finance from the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, a Certified Balanced Scorecard Professional, Certified Ghana Micro Finance Institutions (GHAMFIN) Trainer, Certified Credit Unions Association (CUA) Trainer, Certified Africa Development Educator (ADE), Certified Governance Trainer (Institute of Directors, Ghana), Certified Public Financial Management (PFM) Professional, and Chartered Risk Analyst. He has consulted and facilitated training for several organisations. Notable among them are, the World Bank, the German Development Organisation (GTZ-GIZ), the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee (IMCC) on Local Government Administration, the Ghana Oil and Gas for Inclusive Growth (GOGIG), the Credit Union Association (CUA), Ghana Microfinance Institutions Network (GHAMFIN), Sparkassenstiftung fuer international Kooperation (Savings Banks Foundation for International Cooperation – SBFIC, Germany), and KPMG (Ghana). Prof Simpson has served and continues to serve on many Committees and Boards of various organisations within and outside Ghana, including, the University of Ghana, the University of Ghana Cooperative Credit Union (the largest Credit Union in Ghana), the Accra Chapter of Credit Union Association (CUA) of Ghana, Atlas Commodities Limited, the International Leadership Foundation, the International Conference on Management, Leadership and Governance, and the European Conference on Management, Leadership and Governance