The Center for Financial Literacy Education Africa (CFLE Africa) has officially unveiled its 5-member advisory board, comprising esteemed professionals in the finance and education sectors.
The members were announced at the National Estate and Gift Planning Awareness Conference in Accra on Friday, October 18, 2024.
The advisory board members include: Mr. John Awuah, CEO of Ghana Association of Banks, who will serve as the Advisory Board Chairman, Mr. Daniel Ofori-Dankwa, President of Pro-Patria Limited, Madam Rahmat Ebella Whajah, Tema Zonal Head of the National Investment Bank, Mr. Kennedy Wiafe Effah, a legal practitioner at Nsiah Akuetteh & Co and Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, Dean of Business and Communication Arts at Academic City University College.
As part of their responsibilities, the advisory board will provide strategic guidance and expertise to CFLE Africa in achieving its mission of empowering Africans to make informed financial decisions.
These includes: Providing input on policy decisions that promote financial literacy in Africa, Advising on the development of programs and initiatives that enhance financial education, Facilitating partnerships with key stakeholders to advance CFLE Africa’s objectives and Supporting fundraising efforts to sustain CFLE Africa’s operations.
CFLE Africa is a registered Ghana-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting financial literacy skills and capacity in Africa, particularly among young Africans and female groups ¹. The center aims to educate individuals on personal finance, estate planning, and gift planning, enabling them to make informed decisions about their financial futures.
By establishing this advisory board, CFLE Africa has demonstrated its commitment to excellence and expertise in financial literacy education. With the guidance of these respected professionals, the center is poised to make a significant impact on financial awareness and education in Africa.