Amma is first and foremost a devoted Christian who loves the Lord. She is a wife and mother of three, and her faith finds expression in a life of service to the Church, Christian organisations and the wider community. At the Legon Interdenominational Church (LIC), where she worships, Amma is particularly passionate about the next generation. She leads the Child Discipleship Team of the Missions and Discipleship Ministry and also serves on the Pastoral Care and Counselling Ministry. She is an active member of the Couples Fellowship and Area Fellowship and is always willing to lend her support when the LIC Choir has a concert or major event to plan. Amma’s relationship with GHAFES and its leadership stretches back to her student days at the University of Ghana, Legon. As Volta Hall President of the University Christian Fellowship (UCF), she served on the Central Executive Committee, led Bible studies and chaired the Vetting Committee for incoming UCF executives. Years later, she returned to serve GHAFES at board level, most recently as Vice Chair of the Board. Her election as Board Chairperson therefore represents both a continuation of a longstanding relationship with the movement and a historic milestone, as she becomes the first woman to hold the position. Her Christian service extends beyond LIC and GHAFES. Amma serves as Vice Chair of Advocates for Christ Ghana (A4CG), a role that reflects her conviction that Christians should make a real and tangible difference in national life. She is also a member of the Steering Committee of COPAC-GH, the Coalition of Para Church Organisations in Ghana, reflecting her belief that Christian organisations can achieve greater Kingdom impact through collaboration and partnership, rather than working in isolation. Professionally, Amma is Africa Business Resilience Senior Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), with responsibility spanning nine countries across West and East Africa. She also leads work relating to ISO 22301 recertification for PwC Africa and has recently taken on an additional role as Coordinator for PwC Net Zero Reporting for the East Africa region. Her professional roots at PwC run deep. She spent ten years with PwC Ghana in Audit and Assurance, serving clients across Ghana, Nigeria and Liberia, before moving into the Business Continuity function of the Risk & Quality Unit, where she has spent almost another decade. Beyond her corporate career, Amma is also Chief Executive Officer of 97 Bakes, an Accra-based bakery and catering business that she founded and leads. She is an Associate Member of the Business Continuity Institute, a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants in the United Kingdom, and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana. She holds an MBA from Imperial College Business School, London, and a first degree in Accounting from the University of Ghana, Legon. Across her church life, Christian service, professional career and entrepreneurial pursuits, Amma has consistently combined faith, service, leadership and excellence. She brings to the Chair of the GHAFES Board both a longstanding connection to the movement and a breadth of leadership experience across Christian ministry, governance and professional life.