Banguu Delle is the Chief Operations Officer of Care Point (formerly Africa Health Holdings). He oversees growth expansion, business development and marketing across all AHH healthcare facilities. He is also responsible for expansions into new markets across Africa.  Banguu’s role extends to building and nurturing relationships and partnerships between AHH, its portfolio companies and external stakeholders. Banguu has extensive experience in operations, investments and general business management. Prior to AHH, Banguu served as the Chief Operations Officer for Golden Palm Investments Corporation, where he oversaw and managed the company’s operations in Africa. He served on the Investment Committee and had P&L responsibility for the Healthcare and Agribusiness divisions. Banguu also previously served as General Manager of Rabito Clinic Limited where he oversaw the expansion of the network of clinics to 17 clinics throughout Ghana. Prior to Rabito, Banguu worked at the National Bank of Canada and Altamira Investment Services where he was responsible for managing a CAD$50 million portfolio. Banguu serves on the Board of Directors of Rabito Clinic Limited, Care Point Hospitals Limited, Golden Palm Investments Corporation, and Sangu Delle Foundation.
Banguu graduated from the University of Regina with a Bachelor of Arts in Finance and International Economics. He holds certificates in Canadian Securities and Professional Financial Planning from the Canadian Securities Institution in Toronto, as well as certifications in Financial Markets from the Ghana Stock Exchange. He also earned an executive certificate in Business from Harvard Business School. Banguu pursued graduate studies for a Master’s in Business Administration at the London School of International Business.

Sylvia Kunkyebe is the Lead Transitions at the Mastercard Foundation, where she designs programs that help young Africans transition into dignified and fulfilling work.
Sylvia has over 8 years of experience in Higher Education, where she held various roles at Ashesi University, including International Programs, International Admissions, and Career Services. In her role as Assistant Director of Career Services at Ashesi University, she maintained an average of 94% employment within six months for students under the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program. Sylvia has extensive experience building institutional and community relationships across Africa that support high-achieving students from disadvantaged backgrounds to access tertiary education.
Sylvia also founded and managed Career Connect Consult, where she led the execution of a remote internship program that enabled businesses across Africa to manage the challenges resulting from the early COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns.
She serves on the Board of the Centre for Employment of Persons with Disabilities (CEPD) Ghana and is a National Executive Member of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) – Ghana Chapter.
Sylvia has a Masters’ degree in Development Studies from the Institute of Statistical Social and Economic Research (ISSER) – University of Ghana and is an MBTI and EQ 2.0 certified practitioner.

Maazu Bayuoni is the Founder and President of the Coalition for Positive Impact. He leads the organization’s operations, spearheads fundraising and board relations, heads the Fundraising Committee, and oversees strategy implementation and volunteer experience. Aside from CPI, Maazu also works as a Growth and Business Development Associate at CarePoint, a tech-forward and Africa-focused healthcare investment management company focused on building Africa’s healthcare future. At CarePoint, Maazu designs and executes various strategic business development and growth initiatives to facilitate increased market share and revenues across the company-owned facilities in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Egypt. Additionally, he mentors and supports the various brands Business Development and Marketing Officers in their assigned roles. Maazu has had previous work experience at Rabito Clinic Limited, Golden Palm Investments, Niibala Spectacle and Save Ghana. Maazu volunteers at multiple nonprofits, including the Global Shapers Accra Hub, Sangu Delle Foundation and Noni Hub. Maazu graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Political Science from the University of Ghana, and holds Executive Education Certificates in Basic Finance and Project Management from Coursera.

Shamima Muslim is the Founder of the Alliance for Women in Media Africa (AWMA), a Non-governmental advocacy and welfare group, dedicated to improving the visibility and Impact of Women in Media. She is an award-winning Broadcast Journalist and has been a beneficiary of several awards, leadership and facilitation training programs under the auspices of many renowned institutions like British Council, Ghana, and the Institute of Economic Affairs, Ghana. Shamima is also a Development Communications specialist, and trained facilitator with special strengths in Process input, Advocacy, Negotiations, Gender, Leadership, and Presentation skills as well as Media and Communications skills. Furthermore, she is a member of and ambassador for some local and international coalitions and campaigns. Shamima has worked on projects funded by the EU, Commonwealth Foundation, British Council, USAID, DFID, Office of African First Ladies (OAFLA), Newmont Ghana Limited, among others. 

Maazu Bayuoni is the Founder and President of the Coalition for Positive Impact. He leads the organization’s operations, spearheads fundraising and board relations, heads the Fundraising Committee, and oversees strategy implementation and volunteer experience. Aside from CPI, Maazu also works as a Growth and Business Development Associate at CarePoint, a tech-forward and Africa-focused healthcare investment management company focused on building Africa’s healthcare future. At CarePoint, Maazu designs and executes various strategic business development and growth initiatives to facilitate increased market share and revenues across the company-owned facilities in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Egypt. Additionally, he mentors and supports the various brands Business Development and Marketing Officers in their assigned roles. Maazu has had previous work experience at Rabito Clinic Limited, Golden Palm Investments, Niibala Spectacle and Save Ghana. Maazu volunteers at multiple nonprofits, including the Global Shapers Accra Hub, Sangu Delle Foundation and Noni Hub. Maazu graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Political Science from the University of Ghana, and holds Executive Education Certificates in Basic Finance and Project Management from Coursera.

Agnes Afful heads the CPI Development Department. Her role involves designing fundraising proposals and strategies and developing programs and projects that meet the needs of the organization’s participants. Additionally, Agnes works as a junior strategist and copywriter at a creative agency. In her free time, she blogs about climate change and peer mentorship. Agnes previously served as the events coordinator for Mentoring Women Ghana, an NGO dedicated to promoting women inclusion in Ghana. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology and Philosophy from the University of Ghana and a leadership certificate from Aspire Institute from HarvardX.

Isam Nuhu is Co-Founder and Director of Operations at CPI. His role includes overseeing the planning and execution of the organization’s programs and projects and assisting the President in running the day-to-day activities of the organization. In addition to his work at CPI, Isam is also a Professional Educator with the Ghana Education Service (GES). Prior to joining the GES, he worked with Senior Victory College as a Teacher and IT Assistant. Isam volunteers with the Upper West Region Chapter Ghana Red Cross society as a First Aider and engages in health sensitization campaigns.  He holds a Diploma in Basic Education from the Nusrat Jahan Ahmadiyya College of Education.

Sangu Delle is an Entrepreneur, Investor and Author.
Sangu is CEO of Africa Health Holdings, an innovative company based in West Africa, focused on “building Africa’s healthcare future.” He also serves as Chairman of Golden Palm Investments Corporation (“GPI”); an investment holding company focused on building world class technology companies in Africa.  GPI has backed startups such as Andela, mPharma and Flutterwave, GPI portfolio companies have raised over $900 million in venture financing.
Sangu co-founded Cleanacwa, which is a nonprofit that worked in underdeveloped communities in Ghana to make sure that water and sanitation, basic human rights, are provided.
Sangu is a Trustee of the Peddie School, a board member of Ashesi University, a member of the Harvard Medical School Dean’s Global Health and Service Advisory Council, Co-Chair of the Leadership Council of Harvard’s Center for African Studies, and an advisory panel member for AXA.
Sangu graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Highest Honors) in African Studies and Economics from Harvard College, a Doctor of Law from Harvard Law School, a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard Business School and a Master’s in International Human Rights Law from Oxford University. He is admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the District of Columbia.

Dr. Nansata Yakubu is a development consultant with a proven track record of work in Governance portfolios in the development sector spanning over 15 years of responsibility for project management, program implementation, advocacy, policy and research roles in Ghana and across Africa. Nansata works in development paradigms, with political economy analysis, evidence-based research, and new media innovation, with expertise in parliamentary development including the reticence and nascent rise of regional parliaments.