Capt. Prince Kofi Amoabeng (Rtd.)
Board Chairman
Capt. Prince Kofi Amoabeng (Rtd.)
Capt. Prince Kofi Amoabeng (Rtd.) is a retired Ghana Armed Forces officer, entrepreneur, author, and leadership mentor. He co-founded UT Bank, pioneering innovative financing solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises in Ghana.
Renowned for his disciplined leadership philosophy, resilience, and commitment to ethical business practices, he founded the PK Amoabeng Leadership Foundation to nurture purpose-driven leaders.
Through entrepreneurship, mentorship, and public speaking, he continues to champion integrity, accountability, and leadership excellence across Ghana and Africa.
Michelle S. Duffie
Board Member
Michelle S. Duffie
Michelle S. Duffie, CEO of D3 Entertainment Group and Top 3 Sports Group and co-owner of M6iX and Deep Sea Vegan, is considered the premiere liaison, deal-maker, marketing strategist and quarterback between the African American faith and family consumer and the corporate, entertainment and sports world.
She has structured marketing strategies generating $2.3 billion in revenue for companies and films including Oprah Winfrey’s The Color Purple (2023), Tyler Perry’s Maxine’s Baby (2023), Sony Pictures’ #1 movie War Room, The Forge, God’s Not Dead, Will Smith’s King Richard (2023) and Concussion, Barbershop 3, Paramount Pictures’ Ben-Hur, Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Madea Halloween, The Shack, Chrysler 200, Chrysler 300 and many others. 2018 yielded successful marketing lead campaigns with The Shack (Lionsgate), grossing $196M worldwide, and The Star (Sony/Columbia), $162M worldwide. That same year, Michelle served as Producer and Co-Executive Producer on several docu-reality shows for OWN and on the feature film Beautifully Broken.
Collaborating with mega stars Jamie Foxx and Michael B. Jordan (Black Panther), Michelle coordinated the marketing campaign for Warner Bros.’ Just Mercy in 2020, and 2021’s King Richard with Will Smith. From Mr. Rogers’ A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood to Bishop T.D. Jakes’ branded television and movie releases, Michelle’s D3 Entertainment brand is a highly sought-after partnership. Her current slate includes God With Us, on which she serves as Executive Producer (2026), and Sony Pictures’ Love Like That, as Co Producer (2027), alongside partnerships with Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime.
You will find MSD on movie sets and on red carpets. In boardrooms, across the table from C-suite executives. In the room with celebrities and superstars, and with the people who
decide what gets made. And on stages nearly every week, inspiring hundreds of people at live events. Born just outside of Chicago, Illinois, she credits the strength of her mother, the support of her five siblings and the lessons of her mentors as the fuel propelling her forward. In addition to representing corporate brands, film and television networks, athletes, entertainers, mega church pastors and international faith organizations, she is an active and voting member of NARAS and the FBI Citizens Academy, serves on many national boards including The Juvenile Justice Center and the Board of Directors of REFFA and the REFFA Awards in Accra, Ghana, and is active in speaking and teaching globally. Her joy resides in the comfort of family, friends and the ability to empower, encourage and motivate everyone God places in her path. She holds a Master’s Degree in Ministry and Business Leadership
through the MBA program at Richmond Virginia Seminary, and conducted undergraduate studies at Howard University.
Veronica Nai
Board Member
Veronica Nai
Veronica Nai is a pioneering film director, producer and screenwriter who has left an indelible mark on Ghana’s cinematic landscape. With a career spanning over three decades, Veronica Nai has been instrumental in challenging traditional narratives and redefining the roles of women in Ghanaian storytelling. Her contributions to Ghanaian cinema are a testament to her dedication, passion, and innovative spirit. One of her most significant contributions to Ghanaian cinema is her portrayal of strong, empowered women who own their space and drive the narrative. Her films have been credited with helping to shift the narrative of women in Ghanaian storytelling from one of obscurity and stereotyping to one of agency and complexity.
Veronica Nai’s journey in film began with her graduation from the prestigious National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI) in 1992, where she majored in Film Directing. She won the award for Best Directing with her graduating student film, “Action Plan” (1992) at the NAFTI Student Film Festival in 1992.
Her early work, including her first commercial film “Twin Lovers” (1994), showcased her talent and vision. This was followed by a string of successful films, including “Tears of Joy” (1995), “Come Back Lucy” (1996), “A Stab in the Dark” (1999), and “Ripples” (2000). These works have not gone unnoticed. She has won numerous awards for her films, including the Best Student Directing Award at NAFTI in 1992, and Best Film Directing Awards at the Ghana Film Awards in 2001 and 2002.
Apart from numerous commercial film projects, Veronica Nai has also collaborated with governmental and non-governmental institutions such as Danida, Department of Feeder Roads, World Bank, the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), TV Africa, Film Africa Limited, on a number of film projects. Her legacy as a trailblazer in Ghanaian cinema continues to inspire a new generation of filmmakers.
Dr. Akosua Abdallah
Board Member
Dr. Akosua Abdallah
Dr. Akosua Abdallah is a Ghanaian theatre practitioner, actress, director, cultural administrator and arts advocate with over 35 years of experience in theatre, film and cultural development.
She is a former Director of the Community Youth Cultural Centre and former Deputy Executive Artistic Director at Ghana’s National Theatre. She holds a PhD in Arts and Culture and serves as President of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) Ghana Centre and Treasurer of ITI Worldwide.
She currently serves as Ghana’s Tourism and Investment Officer at the Ghana High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, advancing cultural diplomacy, tourism and investment partnerships.
William Kojo Agbeti
Board Member
William Kojo Agbeti
William Kojo Agbeti is a Ghanaian director, cinematographer, producer and editor whose work connects culturally specific African stories with a cinematic language designed for international audiences. He is the founder of Motion Revolution Films / Motion Revolution Projects Ltd., developing and producing screen stories while working across features, premium television, short fiction and documentary.
He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Theatre Arts from the University of Ghana, graduating in 2013 after specializing in Radio, Television, Film and Video. His career has been shaped by an exacting approach to visual composition: the expressive use of practical light, carefully calibrated color, emotional point of view and the relationship between a character and the spaces they inhabit.
Agbeti photographed and edited Azali (2018), which became Ghana’s first film submitted for consideration in the Academy Awards’ International Feature Film category, for the 92nd ceremony (2020). His cinematography on the film was recognized with the Golden Cinematography award at the 2019 Golden Movie Awards. He later won Best Short Movie at the 2019 Ghana Movie Awards for Nirvana, which also opened the 2019 Black Star International Film Festival.
For M-Net / Akwaaba Magic, he directed The Queen of Akra (2024), a three-part historical series drawn from the legacy of Naa Dode Akabi, and La Manor (2026), a Ga-language drama moving between 1962 and 1984. In 2026, his film Drowning, received five awards in the Los Angeles Reel Film Festival’s Fall results, including 1st Place Narrative, Best Director and Best Cinematography.
Agbeti was appointed to the 2026 jury of the Black Star International Film Festival. Across projects of different scales, his focus remains consistent: visual rigor in the service of performance, local language, cultural memory and human stakes.
