Nana Ama Aidoo is a dynamic force in African marketing, currently leading as Head of Marketing and Community at the IMPACT FUND FOR AFRICAN CREATIVES since February 2024. With a background spanning digital marketing roles at Niyilor Ltd and Ogilvy, as well as experience in office management and social media strategy, Nana Ama brings a wealth of expertise to her current position. Her academic journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Ghana, grounding her strategic approach with critical thinking and societal insights. Nana Ama’s skills encompass digital and email marketing, brand management, and marketing strategy, all honed through her diverse professional experiences. Based in Accra, Ghana, Nana Ama is deeply committed to community engagement and fostering opportunities for African creatives. Her journey is a testament to the power of purpose-driven leadership and the transformative potential of creativity in shaping a brighter future for Africa's creative landscape.

Mildred is a bilingual professional with over three years of experience in the client-facing division, known for her sharp acumen in customer relations and fluency in both English and French. At the Impact Fund for African Creatives, she excels as a Community Associate, where she plays a pivotal role in supporting key stakeholder communications and fostering impactful conversations that drive our mission forward.She is instrumental in executing a variety of networking, public relations, and community engagement initiatives, ensuring our organization maintains a vibrant and connected community.
Mildred holds an honors degree in Communications Studies, underscoring her strong foundation in effective communication and media strategies. Outside the office, she is a culinary enthusiast who loves experimenting with new recipes and unwinding by binge-watching the latest Netflix dramas. Her passion for both her professional and personal interests makes her a well-rounded and engaging individual.

With a passion for continuous learning and a collaborative spirit, Steve is a seasoned professional in finance and administration. His journey began with a Bachelor's degree in Accounting, followed by a Master's degree specializing in Accounting and Finance, providing him with a solid academic foundation.With professional experience encompassing a diverse range of responsibilities, from setting up internal control systems to establishing entire finance departments from the ground up,   he has leveraged his technical prowess to design and implement interdepartmental structures for comprehensive financial reporting, fostering success in the complex landscape of finance and financial management.

As the Head of Programs at IFFAC, Elisabeth manages a variety of initiatives, including the African Fashion Futures Incubator program and IFFAC’s ecosystem-enabling events, all aimed at supporting African talent. Elisabeth holds a Master's degree in African Development from the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. Of French and Ghanaian descent, she has extensive experience in West Africa's cultural and creative industries. Her passion for advancing the continent through culture infuses our programs with a unique and valuable perspective.