Aaron Abuosi is an Associate Professor of Health Policy and Management in the University of Ghana Business School. He holds a Ph.D in Health Services Management, MBA in Health Services Administration and BA in Nursing and Psychology from the University of Ghana. Prof. Abuosi worked with the Ministry of Health in various capacities, including general nursing, Nursing Tutor, Hospital Administrator and General Manager for close to two decades before transitioning to academia.
Richard Osei Bofah is a Development Economist currently working as a Chief Analyst with the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) of Ghana where he coordinates the Voluntary National Review of the Sustainable Development Goals in Ghana. He is the Technical Lead for Ghana’s Human Capital Development Strategy and Future of Work project.
Eunice Pokuaa Oppong is currently a lecturer in Business Analytics at the Department of Sustainable Futures, University of Exeter Business School, United Kingdom. She is trained in Applied Economics, techno-economic assessment, energy economics, and value-and supply-chain impact assessment within agricultural and energy systems.
Ernest Darfour is an Officer of the Parliamentary Service of Ghana with over twelve years of experience, providing procedural advice for Members of Ghana’s Parliament, conducting research as well as writing briefs and position papers on various matters relating to the workings of Parliament. working with different Parliamentary Committees.
David is a Senior Lecturer in Sustainability and the current pathway leader for MSc International Business at Brunel Business School (BBS), Brunel University-United Kingdom. Prior to joining BBS, he held a Research Fellow position at Bournemouth University, UK. David has over 18 years working experience in interdisciplinary research. His research interests span the fields of artificial intelligence, inclusive digital innovation and technology management, and sustainability.
