Our Team
Rosemary Ocran
CEO, Africans Transformational Project
Rosemarys Ocran is the CEO of Africans Transformational Project. Her vision for the Africans Transformational Project is one of hope, progress, and inclusivity. She firmly believes that by investing in conferences, training education, literature, art, and technology, Africa can unlock its full potential and lead the way in addressing global challenges.
She has a bachelor’s degree in biological science from the University of Cape Coast. Rosemary is motivation in life by her deep-rooted passion to drive positive change and transformation among people of African descent.
Kronzuwa Yankson
Chief Strategist
Kronzuwa Yankson is the Chief Strategist and founder of Africans Transformational Project. He is responsible for the design and continuous modification of the architecture for the implementation of the mission of the Africans Transformational Project. Kronzuwa is an ACCA Qualified Accountant and a master's degree in financial management graduate from Edinburg Business School.
Kronzuwa has several years of work experience from working in the accounting, finance and information technology field. He is an author with a strong passion to see the African transformed in our lifetime.
Sylvia Ocran
Membership Affairs
Josiah Acquah
Project Coordinator
Obed Kwaku Arthur
Media & Communication Officer
Obed Kwaku Arthur is the media and communications officer at the Africans Transformational Project. He is responsible for the planning and execution of the media and communication strategies meant to help Africans Transformational Project achieve its core vision of Afrotransformationalism.
He is a versatile, tenacious and dedicated individual who has immerse knowledge and experience in digital media, information technology and public speaking. He is a diligent individual who considers himself a lifelong learner. He holds a degree in agribusiness management from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Kwaku Arthur is driven by his passion for effective leadership and the quest to impart lives positively.
He is a staunch Pan-Africanist who believes that Africans have the abilities and potential to emancipate the African continents from its status as the least most developed continent in the world.