 SAT has a distinguished Board of Directors, chaired by Rev Davis Freeman, National Director of Christian Life Centre (CLC), an affiliated church of CLC Sydney, Australia. Rev. Freeman is an ardent church planter and a much sought after conference speaker. His indepth bible based teachings and passion for lost souls has led to the establishment of 23 bible believing churches congregating several thousands in Ghana, other parts of West Africa sub region and Australia. The impact of his teaching is also felt by many homes through his live broadcast on Spirit FM, a Kumasi based radio station. He was the President of the Ghana Council of Gospel Churches and the initiator and founder of Sinapi Aba Trust.
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 Mr. Joseph Ebo Hewton
Uncle Ebo as affectionately called is the Managing Director of Johaze Limited, a Road Construction Company based in Accra and operating in the Central and the Ashanti Regions of Ghana. He is the Vice Chairperson of the Association of Road Constructors (ASROC) and currently a member of the Sub-Saharan African Transport Policy Programme (SSATPP).
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 Mr. John Koduah
John is a Solicitor and Barrister at law (LLB, BL). He is the CEO of Twere Nyame Chambers; Kumasi. He is a renowned lawyer and a political figure. John serves as a legal advisor to Sinapi Aba Trust. He is also the Board Secretary of the Trust. John is the Director of the BOD of the Amantin Kasei Bank and the legal advisor to the bank as well. He is a devoted Christian, a preacher and the founder of the Church of Divine love.
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 Professor Samuel Afrane
Sam as he prefers to be called is the vice and acting Board Chair of Sinapi Aba Trust and also the Dean of the Faculty of Planning, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, (KNUST), Kumasi. Sam is a researcher and consultant with vast experience in strategic planning, institutional and district development planning. He has undertaken several local and international microfinance and poverty reduction research projects for the World Bank, United Nations and other international bodies. He has a number of research papers and publications to his credit. He is a member of the National Development Planning Commission and chairman of Christian Service University College council among other institutional governing bodies.
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 Mr. David Asante Adjei
The CEO/Board Chairman and founder of Medilab Diagnostics Services Limited, the largest private medical laboratory network in Ghana. He is an experienced Medical laboratory Technologist in commercial Medical laboratories with over 33years experience. he is a member of the Ghana Association of Biomedical Scientists (GABMS) and was the association's former 1st National Vice-President. He is also a member of the Association of Private Medical Laboratories (APML), the 1st and immediaate Past President and a member of the Americann Association in Clinical Chemistry.
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 Mrs. Dorothy Danso
Currently the National president of Women's Aglow Fellowship International, an International trans-denominational organisation of Christian women with more than 4,000 local groups in 163 nations of the world. she is an astute and distinquised trade unionist with over three decade experience in supporting workplace organisation and managing conflicts between employees and employers. She has extensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the design , implementation and evaluation of micro-credit programs; training and training needs assessment at the institutional and national/international levels. Possess excellent leadership and managerial skills with passion for developing women and equipping poor entrepreneurs with business development skills for their financial emancipation. Very instrumental in designing and creating synergies among development oriented organisaations locally and internationally. Effectiive communicator, motivator and a much sought after conference speaker. Highly respected for maintaining order and discipline in the body of Christ.
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 Mrs. Mary Ansong
Mary is a renowned educationist and a member of the Ghana Education Service Council. She is the former Headmistress of Yaa Asantewaa Girls’ Secondary School, Kumasi and currently the Deputy National Coordinator in charge of operations of Ghana School Feeding Program. Through her hard work the school became one of the best in the country. She serves as a Board member of the Oasis Christian Academy and Antoa Secondary School, all in Kumasi. Mrs. Ansong also serves as a council Member of the Asante Presbytery of Presbyterian Church of Ghana and a member of the Ghana Universities Staff Superannuation Scheme Management Board.
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 Mrs. Ernestina Freduah-Antoh
Mrs. Antoh is the Director of Bureau of Integrated Rural Development (BIRD), a gender specialist and a Coordinator of Short Courses for the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Her meritorious contribution on gender policies has resulted in high participation of women in development and empowerment in the country. She has worked as a university lecturer and has supervised the research works, final project works and theses of students.
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 Mrs. Theodosia Jackson
She is an educationist and the former Headmistress of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Junior Secondary School. She is also the National President of GHACOE Women’s Ministry. She is also a counselor and an advisor to leaders and religious heads. Theodosia is a renowned Christian and a presbyter of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.
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 Mr.Kwadwo Konadu Asiamah
Mr. Asiamah is a Chartered Accountant and the Executive Director of the Association of Rural and Community Banks, Accra. He is an experienced banker and has worked with Sinapi Aba Trust as an executive director for three years to help transform the lives of many disadvantaged Ghanaians.
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 Miss Addobea Addo
She was the former Mnager of Ecobank, Kumasi and currently Head of Branches and Channels of Ecobank Ghana. Adobea is an experienced banker with over 20 years experience in marketing, credit management, domestic and foreign operations within the banking industry. She has trained a number of bankers who have affected many lives and businesses in the country.
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 Mr. Kwasi Attah-Antwi
He is the Director of the Rural Enterprise Projects in Ghana. Kwasi has been involved with the transformation of the poor and the disadvantaged through microfinance delivery. He has vast experience in the area of human and community development.
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 Mr. Anthony Gyasi- Fosu
Chief Executive Officer, Sinapi Aba Trust. He has enormous experience in micro finance operations management, a trainer and committed to transforming the lives of the disadvantaged in our society. |
