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Shifting Point Club
Governance & Leadership

Leadership

Elected leaders accountable to SPC's constitution — guiding the Club with transparency, discipline, and a commitment to servant leadership.

Our Philosophy

Leadership at SPC is not a title — it is a daily act of service, accountability, and institutional stewardship.

Servant leadership is the animating principle of SPC's governance model. Every executive is expected to demonstrate — not just espouse — the values of humility, transparency and collective progress that the Club was founded to embody.

Elected by Members

Every executive position is filled through a democratic election process rooted in the Club's constitution. Authority is granted by the membership — not assumed.

Accountability First

Executives are held to the same standards as every member, with additional obligations of transparency, reporting, and constitutional compliance.

Serve, Then Lead

SPC's founding principle is that leadership is an act of service. Those who lead do so in the interest of the Club and the communities it exists to develop.

Current Executives

Meet the Leadership

The following individuals serve as the elected executive team of Shifting Point Club, each accountable to the Club's constitution and to every member they represent.

Portrait of Anthony Osei Mensah

Anthony Osei Mensah

Chief Executive Officer

The focus is to realize development through a better appreciation of education being it formal and or informal.

Portrait of Emmanuel Besavi Agbanyo

Emmanuel Besavi Agbanyo

Chief Operations Officer

Operational excellence and member accountability are how we transform our vision into reality.

Portrait of Sandra Yeboah Boamah

Sandra Yeboah Boamah

General Secretary

The vision is to build discipline through effective systems that drive growth and impact-all to the glory of God

Portrait of Enoch Osei Bonsu Agyekum

Enoch Osei Bonsu Agyekum

Chief Financial Officer

True growth comes from embracing financial knowledge and practicing the discipline to make thoughtful, consistent decisions and that is what we seek to achieve as a team.

Portrait of Justina Fafa Dogah

Justina Fafa Dogah

Chief Human Resource Officer

“I lead a department committed to building an unstoppable team by harnessing and developing the unique strengths of every member.”

Governance

Why Structured Governance Matters

SPC's governance framework is not bureaucratic overhead — it is the institutional architecture that makes trust, accountability, and long-term progress possible.

Democratic Election

Every executive is elected by the full membership in accordance with SPC's constitutional framework. No appointment is made without member mandate. Leadership derives its authority from those it serves.

Constitutional Compliance

The Club operates within a documented constitutional framework that defines the rights, obligations and limits of leadership. No executive acts outside these bounds — the constitution is the final authority.

Structured Decision-Making

SPC's governance model mandates structured processes for major decisions — ensuring that institutional choices are deliberate, transparent, and aligned with the long-term interests of the Club and its members.

Structured governance is not a constraint on SPC's ambition — it is the foundation that makes that ambition credible, durable, and worthy of trust from every member who has committed to this institution.

— SPC Governance Framework

Guided by Accountability

Leadership Grounded in Principle

Every decision made by SPC's executive team is guided by the Club's constitutional values — transparency, discipline, and a commitment to collective progress.