
At AGVO, we believe that sustainable national growth begins at the grassroots level. Driven by a shared mission to transform Ghana’s deep-rooted tradition of community volunteerism into structured, measurable development, our leadership team brings together a powerful blend of military discipline, international diplomacy, and community engagement. From representing Ghanaian youth on global stages like the United Nations and COP29 to managing critical local programmes, our diverse experts work hand-in-hand with strategic partners, volunteers, and staff to build a more resilient and self-reliant future.
Justine Akpene Egbenya, WOII Rtd.
Founder and President
Founded AGVO to turn Ghana’s tradition of volunteerism into organized, measurable community development. A Ghana Army veteran (Warrant Officer Class II, Retired), she brings a background in security, leadership, and organizational management, alongside experience in development strategy, humanitarian action, and community engagement. She has represented AGVO internationally, including at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, where she spoke on youth empowerment, sustainable agriculture, and water conservation.
Schadrack Opoku Brix
General Secretary and Youth Lead
Leads AGVO’s youth engagement work and organizational administration. Represented AGVO at the UN Global Youth Leadership Forum at UN Headquarters, NYU, and the EU Delegation to the UN, and led AGVO’s delegation to New York for the IMRF 2026 report. Also serves as an Administrative Assistant at Germany’s Federal Foreign Office.
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AGVO Familiarization General Meeting – You’re Invited! The Alliance of Global Volunteer Organizations (AGVO) is bringing our community together for a special Familiarization General Meeting, and we would love for
AGVO believes communities are not passive recipients of development. They are partners, leaders, and problem-solvers.