OUR TEAM
We work with an extensive network of more than 30 media practitioners and communications experts to provide efficient services for our customers. Among them are the following five top management persons who run the day-to-day activities of the company.
Joseph Opoku Gakpo
Joseph Opoku Gakpo, Ph.D. is Chief Executive Officer of Revolutionary Minds Communications (RM Communications). He is an experienced journalist, communications practitioner and trainer. He has more than a decade and half’s experience providing communications consultancy services for both local and international firms. His current and former clients include AGRA (formerly Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa), Farm Yield Africa (formerly Tractors for Africa), John A. Kufuor Foundation, McDAN Foundation, German Corporation for International Development (GIZ’s) Market Oriented Agricultural Programme, African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF), Plan International Ghana, University of Ghana, Cornell University, among others. He holds a Ph.D. in agricultural education and human sciences (specializing in extension communication) from North Carolina State University in the USA, masters’ degree in communication studies from the University of Ghana and a certificate in science communication from Cornell University in the USA.
Seth Kwame Boateng
Seth Kwame Boateng is Deputy Chief Executive of Revolutionary Minds Communications (RM Communications) in charge of operations. He is an award-winning journalist and documentary producer with about 15 years’ experience in the job. He holds three masters’ degrees in communication, security and public health and has trained in the United Kingdom and different parts of the world. He is the 2014 journalist of the year award winner and has won more than 2 dozen other local and international awards. He’s worked as Assisting Editor at Joy FM and Joy News TV.
Nana Aba Kanga Forson
Nana Aba Kanga Forson is Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Revolutionary Minds Communications (RM Communications) in charge of administration. She is communications expert who holds an Mphil in Communications, as well as a master’s degree in international development from the University of Ohio in the USA. She has worked in the communication space for more than 7 years now and has under her belt extensive research, documentary production, writing and advocacy experiences both locally and internationally. She has previously worked at the Ministry of Information, and undertaken various production works for several organisations in Ghana and abroad.
Kelvin Peter Atuguba
Kelvin Atuguba is Corporate Relations and Marketing manager at Revolutionary Minds Communications (RM Communications). He is also a youth empowerment advocate and media expert, who has who has worked with a number of media houses both as a practicing journalist and as events, brands, sales and marketing executive. He holds a degree in Business administration and diploma in journalism. Kelvin is founder of Today’s Entrepreneurship Network (TEN) Ghana, an organisation that seeks to build the capacity of the youth in entrepreneurship.
Reuben Quainoo
Reuben Quainoo is Accounts Manager at Revolutionary Minds Communications (RM Communications). He is a journalist by training with a degree in strategic communications from the African University College of Communications. He has previously worked with Kapital Radio in Kumasi and was editor at the Falcon Newspaper. He worked with the Ghana Agriculture and Rural Development Journalists Association (GARDJA).
Miriam Aya Bosomtwe
Miriam Aya Bosomtwe is a Communications Specialist at Revolutionary Minds Communications (RM Communications), where she develops and implements strategic communication initiatives for a diverse range of clients. A passionate storyteller and author, Miriam has built a career spanning communications, journalism, and public relations. She has written and published articles on several leading Ghanaian media platforms, including GhanaWeb, MyJoyOnline, and Modern Ghana. She previously worked at the West African Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI) at the University of Ghana and the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD). Miriam holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Philosophy from the University of Ghana.