Board members

Beatrice Osei-Amoh - Founder & President

From the vibrant landscapes of Ghana to the bustling streets of the United States, Beatrice Osei-Amoh's journey is a testament to resilience, dedication, and the power of community. An immigrant story like no other, Beatrice's narrative weaves through the challenges of assimilation and the triumphs of humanitarian service, underscoring her indomitable spirit and relentless pursuit of excellence.

Embarking on a new life in America, Beatrice faced the daunting task of navigating a foreign culture, educational systems, and the complexities of financial stability. Yet, it was in these trials that her resolve was forged, leading her to connect with fellow African immigrants bound by shared experiences and common hurdles. The lack of awareness and accessibility to essential services for immigrants became a clarion call for Beatrice, igniting a passion to make a difference.

In response to this pressing need, Beatrice founded African Immigrants Dream Inc., a beacon of hope for low-income families, particularly African immigrants. Through her nonprofit, she seeks to champion the cause of education, resource navigation, and advocacy, ensuring that the dream of a better life is within reach for countless individuals.

Beyond her altruistic endeavors, Beatrice's professional accolades are equally impressive. A seasoned nurse with over thirty years of experience, her expertise spans health education, health promotion, policy development, and caregiver training. Her academic credentials are equally notable, with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Ghana and a Master of Science in Nursing degree from Cumberland University, Tennessee, underlining her commitment to lifelong learning and professional development.

Beatrice's impact extends beyond borders, from her pioneering work in newborn screening for Sickle Cell Disease in Ghana to her leadership roles in community service and welfare in the United States. Her philanthropic efforts continue to touch lives, whether through providing essential medical supplies in Ghana or coordinating food distribution programs for low-income families in her local community.

As the driving force behind African Immigrants Dream Inc., and with a legacy of service that spans continents, Beatrice Osei-Amoh stands as a pillar of strength, compassion, and unwavering commitment to making the world a better place for all.

Dr. David Amponsah - Board Chair

Dr. David K. Amponsah is a retired University Professor of Marketing with over 40 years of teaching experience in Accounting, Management, and Marketing. He holds a BS in Accounting and an MBA in Management from Andrews University, Michigan, and a PhD in Marketing from Michigan State University, U.S.A. Dr. Amponsah has also served as treasurer of the Ghana Conference of Seventh-day Adventists in West Africa.

In his retirement, Dr. Amponsah is actively engaged in philanthropic activities, including the development of school buildings and primary healthcare facilities in towns and villages across Ghana. He also provides financial assistance to needy elementary, high school, and university students in Ghana.

Dr. Amponsah has served as Executive Secretary of the Valley View University Foundation Board, U.S.A., since its inception. In this role, he has identified potential donors and organizations to assist in fundraising activities. He is dedicated to finding computers, school supplies, and books, which he ships to schools in Ghana to support education.

Currently, Dr. Amponsah serves as board chair of the African Immigrants Dream Board. He uses his extensive experience in philanthropic activities to help identify the needs and aspirations of African Dreamers. He assists the organization in developing programs that meet these needs and helps secure resources to support the organization's management functions and operations.

Selina Akua Pomaa - Secretary & Treasures

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