Capt. Paul Forjoe is a Commercial Pilot/Administrator and was the Deputy Chief Executive (Technical) of Ghana Airways from 1998 – 2001. He is now the Managing Director of Mere Plantations Limited, UK, managing a $500 million re-forestation investment in Ghana. He completed Mfantsipim in 1973 and was in Lockhart – Schweitzer house. A brilliant sportsman, he played hockey for the school and was a goalkeeper for the school’s football team. During the 1974/75 academic year he was appointed Assistant Head Boy.

Emmanuel Kotey Hammond completed Mfantsipim in 1967 and was in Lockhart-Schweitzer House. He worked for over 40 years as an administrator at the Architectural & Engineering Services Limited (AESL) retiring in 2013 as the Claims Manager. Currently he is enjoying his retirement! He is the immediate past president of the Association of Anglican Clubs (Accra Diocese) and has been an active member of his year group serving as Secretary since 1994. He was in Lockhart –Shweitzer House.

Kofi Bentum Coleman is a trained Accountant and worked with Peat Marwick (KPMG) and at the Australian Mining Contractor as an administrator. He is currently the Managing Director of AccTech ERP Limited. He was the Vice-Secretary of the immediate past MOBA National Executive Committee.
He completed Mfantsipim in 1976, was in Lockhart– Shweitzer and was Dining Hall Prefect for the 1977/78 academic year.

James Akomanyi Morgan is a product of the Ghana Institute of Journalism and the London School of Journalism. He worked at the Ghana International School and also as Country Director for Play Soccer Ghana. He is currently the Executive Secretary at the MOBA Secretariat and Chairman of the Volunteer Infrastructure–National Planning Committee.
He was in Pickard –Parker House and in 1978/79, became the House Prefect. He was a school athlete (Long & triple jump) and was in the school Hockey and Soccer Team.

William Parry Aboagye is a product of the University of Ghana, Legon. He worked at the then Internal Revenue Service (IRS) now Ghana Revenue Authority. He rose through the ranks to become a Chief Revenue Officer and was Head of the National Tax Audit Bureau. He retired in February 2015 as an Assistant Commissioner of Taxes. He completed Mfantsipim in 1973 and was in Freeman-Aggrey House.

Kofi is a product of the Valley View University and the University of Ghana where he graduated with an MBA in Health Services Administration. He is currently Head of Finance and Administration at Jubail Specialist Hospital, a leading private fertility and general health institution located at Sakumono. He is also the Co-Founder of 3rd Channel Direct a multimedia agency with focus on audio and visual technology located in Accra.

Charles has over twenty year experience service in the NGO and Community Development Industry in Ghana and Africa. He is founder of ORPED Ghana, the Million Balls Africa Project, served as the Country Director of Play Soccer Ghana and now works as the Social Business Development Advisor of SOS Children’s Villages Ghana.

Siisi is a Marketer by profession, with over ten (10) years of experience in corporate Ghana. He has worked with Vodafone Ghana Limited, and the Ghana Trade Fair Company and is currently a branch Manager for Alliance Trust Microfinance Ltd., Kumasi.

Kwame Gyasi is a product of the University of Ghana, Legon, where he obtained a B.Sc. (Administration). He is a retired Senior Lecturer in accountancy subjects at the University of Ghana Business School. He has worked with the Electricity Company of Ghana, Tema Shipyard and Drydock Corporation, Kowus Motors and as an auditor with KPMG and was formerly Principal Lecturer, Acting Head of Department of Accounting and a Deputy Director, Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, Nigeria.