Nana Yaa Konadu Yiadom, affectionately known as Mama Africa, is a seasoned Ghanaian media personality, holistic lifestyle advocate, and gender activist. With over two decades of experience in broadcasting, she has worked with renowned media outlets, including Peace FM, Nhyira FM, and Chris FM. As a host of popular social programs, including "Asomdwoo nkomo", "Wohaw ne sen", and "Mpom te sen", Nana Yaa has received numerous awards from the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) and RTP.

A passionate advocate for social development, Nana Yaa holds a degree in Development Studies from Valley View University. In addition to her traditional media work, Nana Yaa is also a digital content creator, hosting the popular podcast like show "Talk Life TV", where she explores topics on living well and holistic lifestyle

Through her podcast and online presence, she continues to inspire and empower audiences, sharing her expertise and experiences on personal growth, wellness, and social issues. Notably, Nana Yaa is a co-founder and patron of the Network for Women in Broadcasting, dedicated to supporting and amplifying the voices of women in the media.

Mrs. Fatimatu Abubakar is the former Minister for Information of the Republic of Ghana, a lawyer, entrepreneur, and dedicated mentor to young women.

With degrees in Psychology and English Language from the University of Ghana and legal training from Mount crest University College, she was called to the Bar in 2020. She is currently pursuing an LLM in international dispute resolution and natural resources law at the University of London.

Her distinguished career includes service as Deputy Minister for Information, deputy communications director at the Office of the President, and spokesperson during the 2020 election petition.

As an entrepreneur, she leads Winta-Suma Limited, a successful food, hospitality, and fashion brand in Oforikrom, Accra.

Mrs. Abubakar is passionate about mentoring young women, particularly from Ghana's northern regions and zongo communities. Her commitment to helping youth climb the ladder of success makes her an ideal patron for the Network of Women in Broadcasting, where she will inspire the next generation of women to make bold career choices in the field.

Nana Yaa Brefo Danso is a seasoned Ghanaian journalist with over two decades of experience in the media industry. Born in Takoradi, she holds a Diploma in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, which she obtained in 2002. In addition to her journalism credentials, she has also earned a Certificate in Beauty Therapy.

Throughout her distinguished career, Nana Yaa has worked with several prominent media organizations, including Despite Media (2001-2010), Multimedia (2010-2020), ABN (2020-2024), and currently Media General. She currently serves as a morning show host on ‘Onua FM’ and holds the position of Production Manager.

Demonstrating her commitment to professional development and support for women in media, Nana Yaa is a Patron of the Network of Women in Broadcasting, actively contributing to the advancement of women in the Ghanaian media 
Her diverse background and extensive experience have established her as a respected figure in Ghanaian media, with a career spanning multiple renowned media houses and platforms.

Joyce A. Bawah Mogtari is a senior lawyer, maritime arbitrator, and public policy advocate with over 20 years of experience. Currently serving as Presidential Advisor and Special Aide to the President, she previously held the position of Ghana's Deputy Minister for Transport (2013-2017).

Her academic credentials include an LLM in International Maritime Law, an MA in Development Communication, and an MA in Security and Conflict Resolution. Joyce has provided expert legal advisory services to organizations including the Ghana Shippers' Authority, Venture Capital Trust Fund, and Ghana Gaming Commission.

A passionate advocate for gender equity, governance, peace, and security, Joyce is a member of the Ghana Bar Association, African Women Lawyers Association, and WISTA. She co-founded Rosa Foundation-Africa and has contributed to recently published books.

Joyce enjoys mentoring, writing, traveling, and exercising. She is married with four children.