Jonathan is the CEO and Founder of TEAM CSR Ghana, a nonprofit organization dedicated to implementing meaningful community development projects throughout Ghana. With a focus on water and sanitation, education, and healthcare, TEAM CSR Ghana also helps companies and sponsors design and deliver impactful initiatives as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts. He earned his education completing both undergraduate and post graduate degrees from Kent State University in Ohio, USA and is a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Under Jonathan’s leadership, TEAM CSR Ghana has partnered with major corporate entities such as Coca-Cola, Vodafone, CHASE Petroleum, Goldkey Properties, Ocean Microfinance, MTN, and the Okyeame Kwame Foundation, and many more. TEAM CSR Ghana also collaborates closely with government offices at all levels, as well as with the African Diaspora. Jonathan is a passionate advocate for deeper engagement between Ghana and the Diaspora, urging Ghanaians abroad to move beyond tourism and invest in transformative projects that connect communities and drive sustainable development. Jonathan brings over 30 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, both in Ghana and the United States. He previously served as Country Director for United Way Ghana and spent eight years with United Way of Metro Atlanta. He also led Quest 35 Inc., a 150-bed facility for chronically homeless individuals and families, as its Executive Director. His leadership across these organizations included fundraising, program design, strategic partnerships, and operational oversight. At United Way Ghana, Jonathan rapidly expanded the organization’s reach, bringing in partners such as MTN, Vodafone, Airtel, Shoprite, and Cummins. He also elevated the profile of its annual Day of Caring event by securing media partnerships with ETV, GTV, TV3, Daily Graphic, and more. During his time at United Way of Metro Atlanta, his work with the Regional Commission on Homelessness received national attention, including coverage by CNN. Jonathan’s early career also included roles with organizations such as the Butler Street YMCA, Nicholas House, Chris Kids, and the Atlanta Union Mission. These experiences laid the foundation for his lifelong commitment to helping underserved populations. Although he lived in the United States for nearly 40 years, Jonathan was born in Ghana and speaks his native language, Twi, fluently. He has dedicated his life to service and continues to lead efforts that improve lives and strengthen communities across Ghana and has received many awards, citations and recognitions for his work both in Ghana and in the USA. He hopes that his work continues to inspire others as Ghana and the continent of Africa strive to achieve its fullest potential. Jonathan is married with three kids and currently resides in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.