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Benjamin Nyarkpo is a passionate and visionary agricultural entrepreneur dedicated to empowering women and youth for sustainable livelihoods and shared prosperity in the agricultural sector. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced by rural communities, he champions inclusive growth by unlocking the potential of women and young people to drive transformation and resilience in agribusiness. Renowned for his transformative leadership in agribusiness and export development, Benjamin serves as the Board Chairman of Agromonti Company Ltd, Founder of Bloom Age Limited, and an active member of the National Seed Trade Association of Ghana (NaSTAG). He plays a pivotal role in advancing Ghana’s agricultural export industry—particularly in mango exports to Europe, comprehensive farmer training, and youth mentorship in agribusiness. Benjamin holds an Executive MBA in Project Management from the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) and has completed an Executive Education programme at Melbourne Business School (MBS) in Australia. His experience, leadership, and commitment continue to position him as a catalyst for growth and innovation in Africa’s agricultural landscape.
Davies Narh Korboe is a prominent figure in Ghana's agricultural sector, recognized for his transformative contributions to agribusiness and export development. As Board Member of Agromonti Company Ltd and President of the Federation of Associations of Ghana Exporters (FAGE), he has founded multiple companies, including Cotton Weblink Portfolio Limited and Rite 90.1FM, Ghana's only agriculture-focused radio station. He is also a majority stakeholder in Mango City Limited and Chemplan Company Limited. His pioneering work includes mango exports to Europe, comprehensive farmer training, and youth mentorship in agribusiness. Korboe's contributions have been acknowledged with prestigious awards, such as the National Overall Best Farmer Award (2009) and Outstanding National Agribusiness Leadership Personality (2019). He manages large mango plantations, oversees a pack house for exports, and serves on boards including Farm Radio International and the Tree Crops Development Authority. As an advocate for sustainable agriculture, he achieved early GLOBAL-GAP and Fair Trade certifications in Africa. Internationally, Korboe has represented Ghana at the Fruit Logistica Fair in Berlin for 18 years and launched the International Coconut Festival with GEPA. His role in Ghana's Agricultural Marshall Plan and participation in the World Food Programme Award delegation underscore his influence on Ghana's agricultural policies and global trade. His experience and leadership make him a pivotal figure in Ghana's agricultural growth and export expansion.
James Boateng brings extensive agricultural and corporate experience to Agromonti's Board. Honored as Ghana's 2018 Overall National Best Farmer, James owns and manages a highly diversified, large-scale commercial farm, launched in 2004. His agricultural acumen is matched by a remarkable 32-year career with major multinationals, during which he held senior management roles across West and Central Africa in leading organizations, including Cadbury/Kraft Foods, British American Tobacco, and Coca-Cola. As Managing Director for Cadbury/Kraft Foods Ghana, he oversaw operations in 17 West/Central African markets for 11 years. James is celebrated as a transformational leader, noted in CIO Business World and HR Focus Magazine, and has supported restructuring and rebranding initiatives, including at GOIL Petroleum. His commitment to sustainability is evidenced by his role as a former Board Member of Cadbury’s $100 million Cocoa Sustainability Programme in Ghana, working alongside partners like UNDP, WVI, VSO, and CARE International. In addition to his position on the Agromonti board, James serves as a Board Director for Plot Enterprises Ltd., a multinational cocoa processing company, and is a member of Brand Ghana’s Country Branding Team. He is also a resource person for 'Ghana Priorities,' a collaboration with Ghana's National Development Planning Commission and the Copenhagen Consultancy Group. James holds a BSc. in Administration (Finance & Accounts) from the University of Ghana and has pursued further studies in finance, marketing, and project management across the UK, France, Holland, Germany, South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya. A Chartered Marketer and seasoned change agent, James Boateng remains committed to sustainable agricultural practices and economic development in Ghana and beyond.
Alberta a Board Member of Agromonti is a distinguished leader in agribusiness advocacy, renowned for her visionary, solution-oriented projects that address critical challenges within food and agricultural systems. Her initiatives are strategically designed to benefit a diverse range of stakeholders—farmers, women, youth, people with disabilities, and agribusinesses—creating a more inclusive and resilient agricultural value chain. Through her innovative "value-for-visibility-to-acceptance" communication strategy, Alberta expertly leverages media to promote sustainable market development, shift public perceptions, empower agribusinesses, and enhance capacities across the sector, especially for women in agriculture. With extensive experience in project management, rural development, strategic communications, and trade promotion, Alberta’s influence extends across Africa, fostering community connections and advancing agricultural growth. As the Founder and Executive Director of Agrihouse Foundation, National Chapter President of the World Food Forum in Ghana, a consultant for Agrihouse Communications, and co-founder of the Ghana-Nebraska Agribusiness Growth and Trade Relations Chamber (GNEBCHAM), her leadership consistently promotes diversity, sustainability, and innovation for a food-secure, environmentally responsible future. Her accolades—including the AgriFood Future Prize, recognition as Mulheres do Agro Ambassador of Brazil, and her role as the African Regional Partner for Rural Hack—further underscore her dedication to addressing food system challenges through research and digital innovation. As a writer and agricultural columnist, Alberta extends her advocacy to a broader audience, championing transformative and inclusive approaches to agriculture.