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Team : Godfred Prebbie Bio

 

 

Godfred Prebbie
Financial Adminstration – oneVillage Foundation – Ghana
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Godfred takes pride in his ability to inspire people. He and his brother Kafui have taken a leadership role in Ghana helping to inspire people particularly youth to see the value in themselves and to build on that to create a prosperous existence for themselves and to extend that to others in the community. Some practical examples of this include the development and implementation of the CatchITyoung and “Sports People That Care” Projects in Ghana.

Over the last ten years, Godfred has gained valuable experience working in the manufacturing sector specializing in plant safety, developing and refining various techniques to promote behavior modification and teamwork building in the workplace. To complement this experience he has been involved with various committees that have focused on further refinement of Industrial Behavioral Science in Ghana. While working fulltime in manufacturing, Godfred has been pursuing a degree in Administration (Finance) at the University of Ghana, Legon.

Godfred sees the importance of agribusiness in the development of the Ghana economy, particularly the rural economy. He has developed considerable contacts and experience in working with the local community to promote sustainable, community based agribusinesses. One notable achievement has been the formation of a local farmer cooperative, the Srowi Mixed Farmers Cooperative Society located in the Central Region in Ghana in Jukwa.
His background as a Computer technician has been helpful as his developing understanding of agribusiness has given him a firm sense of how Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is necessary to maximize the potential agribusiness development in Ghana.

He has a strong sense that people need to come together and work collectively, pooling resources for the holistic development of rural communities. He refers to the African proverb that says “One tree does not make a forest.” He says that it is only through the pooling of knowledge, expertise and resources that we achieve the desired results in life.

 

 
                 
     

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