Kofi Koranteng

Kofi Koranteng (born 9 September 1966) be a Ghanaian activist den politician wey used to be e chief executive officer of de Progressive Alliance Movement. Na he be a key advocate for de rights of Ghanaians wey dey live abroad make dem give dem de chance make dem vote den be represented insyd dat manner thru he dey campaign for de Representation of de Peoples’ Amendment Act (ROPAA) to be passed. Insyd de run-up to de election insyd December 2019, he declare ein intention make he stand for de 2020 Ghana elections as an independent candidate.

 Education 
Koranteng attend Primary School insyd Accra at Aggrey Memorial, wey he continue ein schooling insyd Kumasi at Garrison Primary. He get ein Senior High School Education from college at Adisadel College insyd Cape Coast. He get a degree insyd Economics den Business from New York University.

 Career 
Koranteng sanso serve for de institutions wey dey follow:

 First Presido of Ahenfie Association – A Ghanaian community-based organization wey dey fuse Ghanaian culture plus American lifestyle
 Past Presido of Tracey Towers – an 871-unit apartment complex insyd New York
 He serve for de Leadership Board of four organizations as a facilitator den consultant wey dey include de African Advisory Council of de Borough Presido of de Bronx den de United African Congress.
 Past Presido den CEO of Volta Power FM Radio – a responsible corporate citizen wey stimulate de economic growth of ein members den community thru high-quality networking events, professional development opportunities, community service den commerce programs den forums.
 Chief Executive Officer den major partner of Highlife Management LLC. – a community private equity firm
 Presido den CEO of Africa Business Advisory Group (ABAG) – a leading international consulting firm plus a focus insyd African business advisory wey base insyd New York.
 Current CEO of Progressive Alliance Movement (PAM), – a non-political, non-ethnic den non-religious entity wey dey advocate for de human rights of Ghanaians Living Abroad (GLA’s) wich recently challenge de Electoral Commission insyd Ghana make e institute voting rights as per law.

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Category:Human
Category:1966 births
Category:Ghanaians
Category:21st-century Ghanaian politicians
Category:Alumni of Adisadel College
Category:New York University Stern School of Business alumni
Category:Politicians wey komot Accra