CURRICULUM VITAE Name: AWUNYO-VITOR DADSON Nationality: Ghanaian Address: P. O Box UP 1007. Sex: Male KNUST Marital status: Married Kumasi Tel: 020-8152298 Email: Awunyovitor@yahoo.co.uk Dawunyo-vitor.ksb@knust.edu.gh EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATION 2007-2011 Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness University of Ghana Legon PhD Agricultural Economics Course Work: Macroeconomics Microeconomics Econometrics Development policy and planning February 2011 August,2008- August,2009 Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana Final Exam Passed: Course work Papers passed Advanced Taxation Practice Tax Audit and special investigations Tax Administration Strategic Tax Planning Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) Postgraduate Diploma in Management Information Systems (MIS) Course work Database Systems System Building Telecommunication and Networks Information Security E-commerce Digital Market and Digital Goods Organizational Management and Network enterprise 1
June 2003-Aug2004 University of Cape Coast Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) Course work First Semester Second Semester Social Foundation in Adolescence Psychology Education Educational Psychology Educational Statistics Principle of Guidance Education and Dev. in Ghana and Counseling Assessment in Education Human Resource Mgt. in Education Introduction to Research Computer Application in Education in Education Methods of Teaching Off-Campus Teaching Practice Business Studies Curriculum Studies in Economics and Business Studies Educational Management and Administration August 2004 Jan June 2004 May-June 2001 Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Affiliate Self tuition ACCA Part 3 core papers 3.5 Strategic Bus. Plan and Development 3.6 Advance Corporate Reporting 3.7 Strategic Financial Management Ghana Stock Exchange Securities Courses Basic Securities Advance Securities Securities Trading Securities Selling & Investment Advice Jan-March 2001 AT Emile Woolf College, London, UK. ACCA Part 3 2.5 Financial Reporting 3.1 Audit and Assurance Service 3.4 Business Information Management Sept -Dec 2000 Sept 99 - Sept 2000 AT Emile Woolf College, London, UK. ACCA Certificate Stage Information Analysis Audit Framework Tax Framework Managerial Finance Imperial College at Wye, University of London, UK MSc Agricultural Economics First Common Module Essential Economics Institutions and Policy Macroeconomics and Trade Business Analysis 2
Marketing Phase II Marketing Research Technique I Budgeting and Planning for Business Agric Trade & Policy Rural Development Econometrics Phase III Marketing Research Advanced Econometrics Technique II Project Planning & Magt. Finance Decision Analysis Jan-June1999 Nov1992-June1997 Jan1990-June1991 Sept1982-June1989 CCASSIG Study School, Kumasi. ACCA foundation stage Accounting Framework Management Information Organisational Framework Legal Framework Faculty of Agriculture, University of Science and Technology (UST), Kumasi, Ghana. BSc Agriculture (First Class Honours) Abuakwa State College G. C.E, A-Level Physics, Chemistry, Biology. Mawuli School, Ho. G.C.E O/A Level. Science OTHER COURSES ATTENDED September 24-25, 2009 July 13-24, 2009 August, 25 to September 5, 2008 April 12-16, 2008 February 18-29 2008 International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) update, organized by ICA Ghana. Introduction to General Equilibrium (GE) Modeling For Policy analysis, using General Algebraic Modeling System (GAMS), organized by Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Information Technology Audit workshop organized by GIMPA Accra Training workshop in the use of Microsoft Project Software Project Management Professional (PMP) course organized by Mejja Technologies, Canada 3
December 10-21, 2007 Lead Auditors Certification course (ISO 22000/HACCP) organized by World Food Safety Organisation EXPERIENCE August 2002 to date Lecturer Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Faculty of Agriculture KNUST. I lecture students in Principles of Marketing, Project Analysis, Accounting and Management Information System, Accounting software, Econometrics, Quantitative methods in Business and Finance. I also handle MBA students in Quantitative Methods and Management Accounting and supervise master s dissertations and thesis. June 2007 to March 2008 Programme Manager (Consulting) West Africa Fair Fruit Project. The project aimed at Pro-poor production and Export of Fairtrade and Organic Fruits from Ghana and Burkina Faso and was funded by European Commission. My duties include delivering the project as in the logical framework and also undertaking monitoring and evaluation activities of the project components undertaking by consultants and staff. Oct 2004 to 2007 Audit Senior, (part time) Asamoah Bonsu & Co. Chartered Accountants. I undertake bookkeeping, preparation of final accounts,management consultancy, audits of small, medium and large companies for both private and government organisations evaluation of financial performance in relation to project documents, deliverables and budgets and annual work programmes September 2002 to September 2005 March 2002 to date October 2001 to September 2002 Lecturer (Part-time) University College of Education Winneba, Mampong Campus. I handled students in Agribusiness Management where I took them through preparation of a Business Plan and Financial Analysis of Projects. I also taught Farm Accounting, which is mainly devoted to the preparation of account for small and medium scale business enterprises. Lecturer (Part-time) Computer Science Department Faculty of Science, KNUST. I am responsible for teaching Accounting and Accounting Software at the Department. I also revised the accounting syllabus for the Department and these are Accounting I, and Accounting II. Assistant Internal Auditor, Internal Audit Department, KNUST, Kumasi. I was involved with social, management and 4
financial audit within the University. However, financial audit formed the major part of my assignments. This involved regular revenue check, verification of purchases, PV and Bank reconciliation and audit of final accounts to ensure that proper procedure and appropriate standards are used in the preparation of accounts and writing of audit reports. August 2001 to December 2001 May 2001 to October 2001 May-July 2001 January- March 2001 December 2000 to January 2001 January 2000 to June 2000 June-October 1996 Lecturer, (Part-time) CCASIG Study School. I have prepared students for ACCA December 2001 Examination. I taught Accounting and Costing. These are Papers 1.1 Preparing Financial statement and 1.2 Financial Information for Management Lecturer: (part-time/full time) Accra Polytechnic, Accountancy Department. I taught Accounting and Quantitative Techniques. I also supervised student s dissertation. I was appointed as examination officer for the Accountancy Department. Summer Associate, Capital Alliance Co. Trainee Broker and Investment Adviser. I was involved with the establishment of Stock Brokerage Unit and Asset Management activities. I was also responsible for daily and weekly research report on performance of Securities on Ghana Stock Exchange, regional market and international market. Trainee Accountant, Brown Chartered Accountants Co. UK Though this was quite a short Period I gained enormous experience. I worked with the auditing team. I personally was responsible for compilation of stock record using Excel. I was also on a committee, which reviewed clients situation and advised them on their application for loan. Accounts Clerk: Phoenix Contracts Ltd.UK I was at the construction site for four weeks where I carried out bookkeeping activities and compute workers weekly wages Account Assistant- (Part Time) International Christian Mission (ICM) I ensured that proper procedures are used in the preparation of the Church account. Research Assistant: Crop Research Institute Fumesua, Kumasi (Vacation training) I was involved with the design of questionnaires, data collection, analysis and report writing. I had wonderful experience working with farming communities and farmers co-operatives and groups as well as governmental organisation and Non-governmental organisations. Teaching Activities 5
University of Education, Winneba, Kumasi Campus (Part-time) Code Title level LGFM 503 Managerial Economics Graduate FIN 611 International Finance and Risk Mgt Graduate Ghana Technology University College (Part-time) Code Title level STMG 504 Strategic Management Graduate Institute of Local Government Studies (Part-time) Code Title level LGFM 503 Financial Accounting Graduate LGFM 510 Management Information Systems for District Finance Officers Graduate LGAO 511 Management Information Systems for local government Administrators Graduate KNUST Faculty of Agriculture SIRD 563 Sustainability Accounting Graduate AGEC 253 Computer Application in Agriculture Undergraduate AGES 252 Farm Records Mgt and Accounting Undergraduate AGEC 460 Accounting Undergraduate AGEC 470 Mgt & Entrepreneurial Skills Undergraduate AGEC 355 Principles of Marketing Undergraduate Department of Computer Science CSM 285 Accounting 1 Undergraduate CSM 385 Accounting II Undergraduate KNUST School of Business ISD 153 Computers in Business I Undergraduate ISD 154 Computers in Business II Undergraduate ISD 151 Business Mathematics Undergraduate ISD 551 Quantitative Analysis Masters ACF 551 Management Accounting Masters 6
University of Education, Winneba, Mampong Campus (Part-time) AGR 236 Farm Accounting Undergraduate AGR 326 Agribusiness Management Undergraduate AGR 363 Agriculture and Economic Dev Undergraduate AGR 124 Introduction to Agricultural Economics Undergraduate Wisconsin International University College (Part-time) Accounting Package (Sage Accounting) Accounting Package (Tally Accounting) Accounting for decision Making Principles of Accounting II Auditing Undergraduate Undergraduate Undergraduate Undergraduate Undergraduate Research/Postgraduate Supervision Activities SUPERVISION OF STUDENTS PROJECTS Undergraduate Students 1. Financial Analysis of layer production in the Kumasi Metropolis 2006 Richard Osei- Kwaku 2. Efficiency of resource use in rice production : A case study of rice production systems I the savelugu Nanton District of the Northern Region of Ghana 2006 Solomon Ntassey-Luther 3. The relationship between economic value added and stock market performance : A theoretical analysis of cocoa purchasing company 2006 Atta Kofi Senior Agyekum 4. Cost and benefit analysis of fresh yoghurt production in the Kumasi Metropolis 2007 Lawrence Aidoo 5. Awareness and perception of beneficiaries about the management of fair-trade premium: A case study of the VREL inn the Asogyaman district of the Eastern Region of Ghana 2007 Stephen Amoaku Postgraduate Students 1. Performance Appraisal of Rural Banks; Atwima Kwanwoma Rural Bank as a case study Kwaku Agyemang 2005-2008 ( Completed ) Major Supervisor 2. Examination of Systems Security and Controls in Selected Rural Banks in Ghana. Philip Senya 2006-2008 (completed ) Major Supervisor 3. The Impact of Microfinance on the Growth and Performance of Women Owned Businesses in Kumasi. 4. Management of Cocoa Stock at Kaase Take- Over Centre. 5. Assessing Working Capital Management at Juaben Oil Mills. 7
6. Examination of Performance Appraisal: A case study of Japan Motors Trading Company Limited. 7. Appraising the Financial Performance of First Atlantic Merchant Bank Limited of Ghana between 1995 and 2000 8. Appraising Financial and Administrative Controls at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital. Consulting and Other Service Activities Programme developer and content provider for BSc Agribusiness programme at the Department of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of Agriculture. KNUST.[2004-2005] Content provider for courses at the Accounting and Finance Department at KNUST School of Business both at the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.[2005-2006] Project Accountant and evaluation officer for CSHS and GhIH. Partnership project funded by Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)[May August 2006] External Examiner for Regent University 2006-2010, Moderate Management Accounting, Auditing, Taxation, Computerized Accounting and Government and Not for Profit Accounting.[2004-2006] Consultant to German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) on Accounting and financial management [August December 2007] A member of terminal evaluation team for five (5) years F ood Crops Development Project funded by African Development Bank.[ June-December 2006] A team leader for preparation of marketing concept for the phase two of Food Crops Development Project. [May 2006] Consultant to EU on reorganization of financial records and recruiting auditor for EU funded WAFF/CEDEP project.[ January- March, 2006] Consultant to Solidaridad, Netherlands NGO on reformulation of Pro poor project activities and development of the project budget for presentation to EU.[April 2006- September 2007] Consultant to AFAD in the Netherland to evaluate two Cocoa cooperatives in Ivory Coast for Utz certification [June 2007] Develop and implement training programme for Nadwoli District Assembly Revenue staff to improve upon revenue mobilisation.[ July 2012] Professional Activities 8
A team member that Audit the following Accounts International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD) Rural Enterprises Project 2004 Account. Modern Wood company 2003 and 2004 Accounts Kingsway Hotel Kumasi 2003 and 2004 Accounts Kumasi Catering Rest House 2002,2003,2004 Accounts Ghana Post 2004 Accounts Juliponia Pharmacy 2002 Account Kumawuman Rural Bank 2005 Account Grains Development Board Team leader for Audit of Asante Kotoko sporting club limited 2005 and 2006 financial statement. Team leader for Audit of Atwima Mponua Rural Bank limited 2006 financial statement. Team leader for Audit of Ghana Post 2006 financial statement for the Northern Sector. Team leader for Audit of Grains Development Board 2006 financial Statement. I also prepared final account for the following enterprises: Sam and Bea for 2001,2002,2003 and 2004 financial year. Juliponia Pharmacy, 2003, 2004 and 2005 financial year. University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) 2000 Account. Kotoko for 2005 financial year. Thesis and project work (i) Awunyo-Vitor D. (1997) Economic Organization of Inland Fish Industry along the Volta Lake-A Case Study of the Fishing Industry in the Yeji Area. Unpublished B.Sc Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, KNUST, Kumasi. (ii) Awunyo-Vitor D. (2000) Review of Land Property Right Theories: Approach to the Analysis of Land Tenure System in Ghana. Unpublished M.Sc Thesis, Imperial College at Wye, University of London, Uk (iii)awunyo-vitor D. (2004) Factors Affecting Recruitment and Retention of Accounting Teachers in Second Cycle Institutions in Kumasi Metropolis. Unpublished Postgraduate Diploma Dissertation, Faculty of Education, University of Cape Coast (iv)awunyo-vitor D. (2008). An Evaluation of MIS at the Faculty of Agriculture, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology: Current Situation and Recommendation for Improvement. Unpublished Postgraduate Diplomat Dissertation, Centre for IT professional Development, Ghana Institute of Public Administration. (v) Awunyo-Vitor D. (2011) Determinants of Farmers Access to Financial Services and the Effect of Credit on Maize Productivity in Ashanti and Brong Ahafo Regions of 9
Ghana. Unpublished PhD Thesis, Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, University of Ghana, Legon Conference proceedings and abstracts (i) Anabila P and Awunyo-Vitor D. (2012) Relationship Marketing Practices and Customer Loyalty: Evidence from the Banking Industry in Ghana: Fifth Annual International Applied Research Conference, Koforidua Polytechnic, Ghana (ii) Awunyo-Vitor D, Alhassan M.R, Sarpong D.B. and Egyir I. (20 11) Farmers participation in informal and formal financial markets in Ghana: A case of maize farmers. Paper presented at the Centre for Study of African Economies (CSAE) conference, 2011, University of Oxford, UK. 18-20 March 2011 (iii)amevor E, Awunyo-Vitor D (2011) Farmer s soil conservation practices at the Tono irrigation dam site in the Upper East Region of Ghana. A paper presented at interfaculty Lecture Series, University for Development Studies, Wa 20-22 October 2011 (iv)awunyo-vitor, D., Amevor E., Nortey, P. (2011) Economic analysis of post harvest losses to tomato (lycopersicum esculentum) farmers in Tono irrigation site in the Upper East Region of Ghana. A paper presented at inter-faculty Lecture Series; University for Development Studies, Wa 20-22 October 2011 (v) Awunyo-Vitor, D., (1997) Effect of Economic Liberalization on Agricultural Development 17 th July 1997, GNAT Hall, Kumasi, sponsored by CEDEP. Other conference attended Improved Pedagogy and Research Proposal Writing organised by the Quality Assurance Unit of the Vice Chancellor s office. KNUST, Kumasi. Ghana. The collapse of Enron and its implication for the Accounting profession, organised by ACCA Ghana, CPD at M-Plaza Hotel Accra, Ghana. Pay Roll Fraud organised by AA&K Consulting Services Limited at Labadi Pleasure Beach Hotel, Accra, Ghana. Writing Proposal for Funding organised by CSIR Fumesua. (a) Peer reviewed Journal Articles 1. Awunyo-Vitor D. and Baah E. (2012) Concentrated Share Ownership and Financial Performance of Listed Companies in Ghana. Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, 3(2): 78-85 2. Awunyo-Vitor D. and Badu J. (2012) Capital Structure and Performance of Listed Banks in Ghana. Global Journal of Human Social Science. 12(5): 67-72 3. Awunyo-Vitor D, and Abankwah V (2012) Substitutes or Complements?: Formal and Informal Credit Demand by Maize Farmers in Ashanti and Brong Ahafo Regions of Ghana. 10
International Journal of Agriculture and Forestry 2(3): 105-112 doi: 10.5923/j.ijaf.20120203.05 4. Doh-Nani R. and Awunyo-Vitor D. (2012) The Causal Link between Government Expenditure and Government Revenue in Ghana Asian Economic and Financial Review 2(2): 382-388 5. Awunyo-Vitor D, Abankwah V and Kwansah K. K.J (2012) Women Participation in Microcredit and its Impact on Income: A study of Small-Scale Businesses in the Central Region of Ghana. American Journal of Experimental Agriculture 2(3): 502-515 6. Kere O. D., and Awunyo-Vitor D. (2012) Higher National Diploma Students Perception of Entrepreneurship Development Course: Evidence from Tamale Polytechnic, Journal of Asian Business Strategy, 2(6): 110-116 7. Osei- Owusu B and Awunyo-Vitor D (2012) Teachers Perception on sustainability of Distance Education in Ghana: Evidence from Ashanti Region. International Education Studies 5(4): 222-228 doi:10.5539/ies.v5n4p222 8. Awunyo-Vitor D. (2012) Comprehensive Motor Insurance Demand in Ghana: Evidence from Kumasi Metropolis. Management 2(4)80-86 9. Awunyo-Vitor D. (2012) Determinants of Loan Repayment Default Among Farmers in Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana. Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics 4(13) 339-445 10. Boateng D and Awunyo-Vitor D (2012) Knowledge, Perceptions and Practices on Antiretroviral Therapy in Farming communities in Ghana: A Study of HIV Positive Women. Public Health Research 2(5) 136-142 11. Mensah M., Awunyo-Vitor D. Sey E. W (2012) Challenges and Prospects of the Ghana Stock Exchange Developing Country Studies 2(10) 1-9 12. Ayimey E. K, Awunyo-Vitor D and Somuah O. R (2012) Are Customers Satisfied with Automated Teller Machines Services in Ghana?: A Study of Universal Bank, Journal of Asian Business Strategy, 2 (12) 262-271. 13. Boateng D., Awunyor-Vitor D and Seidu J. G(2012) Women Perception of Service Quality at Antiretroviral Therapy Centres in Ghana: Evidence from Ashanti Region.Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Healthcare 2(11) 131-139 14. Anabila P. and Awunyo-Vitor D. (2013) Customer Relationship Management: A Key to Organisational Survival and Customer Loyalty in Ghana s Banking Industry International Journal of Marketing Studies 5(1) 107-117 15. Awunyo-Vitor D., Ayimey K E and Gayibo A R. (2013) Does Sales Promotion Influence Buyer Behaviour? A Study of PZ Cussons Limited. British Journal of Economics, Management & Trade 3(2): 141-152, 11
16. Firempong K. C., Nsiah K., Awunyo-Vitor D.,and Dongsogo J. (2013) Soluble Fluoride Levels in Drinking Water- A Major Risk Factor of Dental Fluorosis Among Children in Bongo Community of Ghana Ghana Medical Journal 47(1) 16-23 17. Mensah M., Awunyo-Vitor D. and Asare-Menako H (2013) Exchange Rate Volatility and Employment Growth in Ghana s Manufacturing Sector. International Journal of Business and Social Science. 4 (4): 232-238 18. Awunyo-Vitor, D., Ishak S and Seidu J. G.,(2013) Urban Households Willingness to Pay for Improved Solid Waste Disposal Services in Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana. Urban Studies Research. 2013,1-8. Hindawi Publishing Corporation, Doi.org/10.1155/2013/659425 19. Wongnaa C. A. and Awunyo-Vitor, D.(2013) Factors Affecting Loan Repayment Performance Among Yam Farmers in the Sene District, Ghana Agris on-line Papers in Economics and Informatics Vol V (2) Pp 111-122 20. Boateng D and Awunyor-Vitor D (2013): Health insurance in Ghana: evaluation of policy holders perceptions and factors influencing policy renewal in the Volta region. International Journal for Equity in Health 12 (50).Pp1-10 21. Ayimey K E Awunyo-Vitor D and Gadawusu K (2013) Does Radio Advertisement Influence Sale of Herbal Products in Ghana? Evidence from Ho Municipality. Modern Economy, 2013, 4, 652-658 http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/me.2013.410070 22. Wongnaa C. A.and Awunyo-Vitor.D (2013) Profitability Analysis of Cashew production in Wenchi Municipality in Ghana. Bots. J. Agric. Appl. Sci (2013) 9 (Issue 1) 21-31 23. Ayimey K E Awunyo-Vitor D and Abdulai S (2013) Customer Retention Strategies of SIC Life Insurance Company Limited and StarLife Assurance Company Limited in Ghana: An Exploratory Assessment Current Research Journal of Social Sciences 5(5): 163-167, 2013 24. Awunyo-Vitor D, Bakang J. and Smith Kwofie Gyan (2013) Estimation of Farm Level Technical Efficiency of Small-Scale Cowpea Production in Ghana. American-Eurasian J. Agric. & Environ. Sci., 13 (8): 1080-1087. DOI: 10.5829/idosi.aejaes.2013.13.08.11013 25. Dziwornu K. R and Awunyo-Vitor D (2013) Stock Exchange Performance and Economic Growth in Ghana: Is there a Causal Link?. Asian Journal of Empirical Research 3(9):1152-1165 BOOK 1. Awunyo-Vitor D. (2013) Farmers' Access to Financial Services: Theory, Concept and Application. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany, Pp 148 ISBN-13: 978-3838395166 (b) Article published in professional magazine Anabila P. and Awunyo-Vitor D. (2013 March-April) Customer Relationship Management and Ghana s Banking Sector: The African Business Review 46-49 12
(c) Article accepted for publication in professional magazine (i) Awunyo-Vitor D, Iddrisu A, Pat-Blange D (2013). Depreciation of Property Plant and Equipments. Student Accountant Institute of Chartered Accountant- Ghana. (forthcoming) (ii) Awunyo-Vitor D., (2013) Accounting for government grants Student Accountant volume Institute of Chartered Accountant- Ghana. (forthcoming) MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODY September 2002 August 2006 March, 2007 November, 2007 June 2008 February 2012 University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) Member Association of Chartered Certified Accountant UK-(ACCA- UK) Fellow Institute of Chartered Accountant Ghana (ICA-G) Member Institute of Internal Auditors-Ghana (IIAG) Member Ghana Institute of Horticulturist (GhIH) Member Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana (CITG) Member Editorial board Member of the following Journals Journal Name Publisher 1 Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Asian Economic and social Society Development 2 Online Journal of Social Sciences Research Online Research Journals (ORJ) 3 Journal of Agricultural Science Canadian Centre of Science and Education (CCSE), Canada 4 Journal of Agricultural Studies Macrothink Institute, USA Reviewer for the following Journals Journal name Publisher 1 Journal of Hospitality Management and Tourism Academic Journals 2 Herald international research Herald Journal Marketing and Business Management journals 3 African Journal of Agricultural Research Academic Journals 4 Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics Academic Journals Journal of Science and Technology Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana 5 American Journal of Experimental Agriculture SCIENCEDOMAIN international 6 Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology. SCIENCEDOMAIN international USA 7 British Journal of Economics, Management & Trade SCIENCEDOMAIN international USA 13
8 Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology 9 International Journal of Agricultural Policy and Research 10 British Journal of Education, Society & Behavioural Sciences 11 International Journal Of Tech. Management Research Tarbiat Modares University, Faculty of Agriculture, Iran Journal Issues SCIENCEDOMAIN international USA Koforidua Polytechnic,Ghana ATTAINMENT AND POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY Oct1999-Sept-2000 Oct1996-June1997 June1990-June1991 Sept1988-June1989 AWARDS: University Student Representative on Departmental Board, Imperial College, University of London. Student Representative on Faculty Board, Faculty of Agriculture University of Science and Technology (UST) Secondary school President, Student Representative Council, Abuakwa State College, Kibi. Light and Water Prefect, Mawuli School, Ho. Dr. J. K Baffour Senkyere price award Dr. J Anim- Appiah award For Best Agricultural Economic student 1997 DFID AWARD 1999 for MSc programme in Agricultural Economics at Imperial College at Wye, University of London OTHER SKILLS: COMPUTING Operating Systems: Windows Word Processing: Microsoft Word Presentation package Power Point Spreadsheet Packages Microsoft Excel Microsoft Access Statistical Packages: Mstat, Mstatc SPSS Genstat Minitab Accounting Packages Sage Accounting ACCPAC Peachtree TOPAZ Tally 14
Econometric Package Project Management Microfit STATA MS project E-views INTEREST: Music and Sports REFERENCES: Dr. B Jatoe Dept. of Agric Economics University of Ghana Legon Tel: 024-386042 03220-60326 Dr. Robert Aidoo Dept. of Agric Economics KNUST, Kumasi Tel: 03220-60326 Mr. Francis Onuman Internal Audit Dept KNUST Kumasi Tel: 0208186134 Signature 15