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Executive Director
Roy Aboku is the Founder and Executive Director of Epsilon Collective Limited, a multidisciplinary EPC and consulting company delivering engineering, energy, and infrastructure solutions across Africa and selected international markets. A commercially astute entrepreneur with nearly two decades of cross-border experience, Roy is known for building strategic partnerships, unlocking investment opportunities, and leading high-impact projects across emerging and frontier economies. His career spans operations in Ghana, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Namibia, and the UK, with broader engagements across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North America. Roy combines strong project and business development expertise with deep knowledge of regulatory environments, stakeholder relations, and local content policy—helping clients navigate complex markets with clarity and confidence. Before founding Epsilon Collective, Roy held senior roles at British Council, Menergy International, and Oliver Kinross UK. He has advised and partnered with organizations in the energy, logistics, petroleum, investment, and infrastructure sectors—providing hands-on leadership in venture development, capital mobilization, compliance, and execution. He holds a Master’s degree in Oil & Gas Management (Distinction) from the University of Plymouth, a BA in Psychology from the University of Ghana, and participated in several relevant workshops, seminars and conferences both locally and internationally. Roy’s entrepreneurial vision is rooted in building sustainable, locally-anchored, globally-relevant solutions—bridging markets, talent, and capital to power Africa’s infrastructure transformation.
Legal Counsel – Barrister-at-Law (I.T Law)
Patrick Aboku serves as Legal Counsel to Epsilon Collective Limited, where he plays a critical role in shaping the company’s legal, regulatory, and compliance framework in alignment with its international growth strategy. With over a decade of multidisciplinary experience spanning legal practice, cybersecurity, and technology governance, Patrick’s expertise complements the forward-looking, innovation-driven vision of Executive Director. As Epsilon Collective expands its footprint across Africa and engages with global partners in energy, infrastructure, and technology-driven sectors, Patrick ensures that all operations and partnerships are grounded in strong legal foundations and robust risk management frameworks. His unique background allows him to advise on a wide range of issues—from high-stakes commercial litigation and contract negotiation to digital compliance and cross-border regulatory alignment. Patrick’s legal practice has included representation in complex corporate disputes, as well as advisory roles in corporate structuring, project risk mitigation, and statutory compliance. At Wintis Consult, he led consulting engagements on cybersecurity and data protection for financial institutions navigating the evolving regulatory landscapes of West Africa. His tenure at Qualtek Ltd further sharpened his strategic oversight of IT governance and information security in the context of business transformation. He holds an LL.M. in Information Technology Law, a Barrister-at-Law qualification (BL), and degrees in Law, Supply Chain Management, and Information Technology. This rare blend of disciplines enables him to support Epsilon’s multidisciplinary project teams with agile, integrated legal strategies—especially in areas where law and technology converge. Patrick’s counsel ensures that Epsilon Collective remains legally resilient and operationally agile as it pursues its mission to build sustainable, globally relevant ventures that connect infrastructure, innovation, and strategic investment across emerging markets.
Finance & Investment Advisor
Kwame Oppong is the Finance and Investment Advisor at Epsilon Collective Limited, where he provides strategic financial leadership in support of the company’s ambitious growth agenda across Africa’s energy and infrastructure sectors. With over 15 years of experience in financial operations, capital structuring, and portfolio management, Kwame plays a key role in driving sound investment decisions, strengthening financial governance, and enhancing stakeholder value. Working closely with Executive Director Roy Aboku, Kwame brings financial insight to Epsilon’s entrepreneurial and cross-border strategy—ensuring that capital is efficiently mobilized and deployed to support high-impact, sustainable projects across the region. His career spans multiple sectors and markets, having held senior financial roles in upstream oil and gas logistics, mining services, real estate, and private equity. As former Group Finance Manager of a pioneering oil and gas logistics company, Kwame led initiatives to improve cash flow, boost profitability, and strengthen regulatory compliance—while securing institutional financing to support expansion. Kwame has also served as Project Controller on landmark commercial developments across Ghana and Nigeria under UK-based private equity firm Actis, overseeing financial due diligence, feasibility, and capital management on projects valued over $250 million. In the mining services sector, he led capital-raising efforts that expanded company assets to over $25 million and instituted robust internal controls that delivered measurable savings.
*Capital allocation and portfolio optimization
*Investor engagement and relationship management
*Financial strategy, reporting, and treasury oversight
*Structuring and securing project finance for infrastructure and energy ventures
Kwame is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA) and holds an MBA in Financial Services from the University of East London, UK. His expertise complements Epsilon Collective’s mission to build commercially viable and globally competitive infrastructure ventures, anchored in financial prudence and long-term value creation
Director, Business Development
Ishmael Amegah is a highly accomplished business leader, strategic advisor, and organizational development expert with over a decade of experience driving high-impact growth initiatives across the public and private sectors. As Director of Business Development at Epsilon Collective, Ishmael plays a pivotal role in shaping the company’s global expansion strategy, forging strategic partnerships, and identifying growth opportunities across Africa and beyond. His career spans several international institutions and development agencies, including the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Barclays Bank, PFL International, and the Petroleum Commission of Ghana. He has also served as a Project Consultant to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), and the Clean Air Task Force (CATF), where he led multi-sectoral projects aimed at enhancing institutional capacity, regulatory frameworks, and sustainable energy practices. Ishmael’s expertise lies in Organizational Development, Strategic Planning, Business Sustainability, and Performance and Productivity Coaching. He is a Certified Productivity Coach and a member of the Ghana Institute of Directors, recognized for his ability to translate strategy into action, build high-performing teams, and deliver measurable value across complex ecosystems. In addition to his role at Epsilon Collective, Ishmael is the Executive Director of the Ensol Group of Companies, a diversified portfolio of businesses with interests in energy services, industrial solutions, chemicals, and consulting. His leadership spans entities such as Ensol Energy Ghana, Southey Contracting Limited, 2EN Chemicals, TPG Consulting, and Terra Africa Ltd. Ishmael’s approach is deeply aligned with the global vision of Epsilon Collective—to be a trusted partner in engineering and infrastructure transformation across emerging markets. With a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and shared prosperity, he continues to champion strategic collaborations that position Epsilon Collective as a leader in delivering integrated, future-ready solutions across energy, infrastructure, and industrial value chains.
Finance and Business Development Analyst
Peter Atindana is a Chartered Accountant and experienced Finance and Business Development Analyst at Epsilon Collective Limited, with over a decade of cross-sectoral expertise spanning Ghana, Nigeria, Sweden, and other parts of West Africa. He holds a Master’s degree in Financial Economics from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting and Finance. His professional background includes consulting for organizations across diverse sectors including renewable energy, healthcare, education, financial services, FMCGs, agribusiness, and the petroleum downstream industry. Peter’s core competencies lie in taxation, auditing, IFRS compliance, financial planning, accounting, and financial engineering. He is also an accomplished researcher and educator, with several academic publications on topics such as tax education, tax planning, and financial inclusion. Outside of his corporate responsibilities, Peter is deeply committed to professional development and capacity building. He dedicates his weekends and spare time to mentoring and preparing ACCA and ICAG candidates for their professional examinations, reinforcing his passion for knowledge sharing and talent development. Peter brings analytical depth, strategic insight, and a strong commitment to financial integrity, contributing significantly to the financial and business growth strategies at Epsilon Collective.
Manager, Engineering Projects
Calvin Yarney serves as the Projects Manager at Epsilon Collective Limited, where he leads the end-to-end coordination and execution of engineering, energy, and infrastructure projects. With a strong technical foundation and a deep commitment to quality, cost-efficiency, and safety, Calvin plays a vital role in translating Epsilon’s ambitious project pipeline into tangible, timely, and high-impact outcomes. Working in close alignment with the Executive Director’s global vision, Calvin brings practical leadership to Epsilon’s multidisciplinary operations—managing project lifecycles from concept development and design review through procurement, implementation, and commissioning. His ability to deliver technically sound and commercially viable solutions positions Epsilon to meet international standards while adapting effectively to local market needs across Africa. With a professional journey that began at the grassroots level, Calvin has risen through the ranks—starting as a Site Supervisor and progressing through roles as Site Engineer, Projects Supervisor, and Project Manager. Over the years, he has successfully delivered critical infrastructure and energy projects for key national institutions such as the Volta River Authority (VRA), GRIDCo, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), and the Ministry of Energy. He has also overseen large-scale industrial installations for major private sector clients including AKSA Energy, Cenpower, and BOST. Calvin’s academic and professional credentials reinforce his value as a project leader in complex environments. He holds an MSc in Project Management (Engineering) from Coventry University, an HND in Civil Engineering, a Postgraduate Certificate in Occupational Safety, Health and Environment, and the internationally recognised IOSH Managing Safely Certificate. His strong background in health and safety ensures Epsilon Collective maintains the highest standards of environmental and operational compliance on all project sites. With a strategic eye and an unwavering focus on delivery, Calvin contributes significantly to Epsilon’s mission of driving Africa’s infrastructure transformation—executing projects that meet international expectations while creating local impact. His leadership embodies the company’s commitment to technical excellence, accountability, and global competitiveness.
Health and Safety Advisor
Solomon Ndego is a seasoned Health and Safety professional with a strong background in environmental governance and occupational risk management. He currently serves as the Health and Safety Advisor at Epsilon Collective Limited, where he leads the implementation of safety management systems that align with industry best practices and regulatory standards. With a proven track record in developing and enforcing effective safety protocols, Solomon has successfully driven a 30% reduction in workplace incidents since joining Epsilon in 2023. His core competencies include risk assessment and mitigation, regulatory compliance (OSHA and local standards), incident investigation, and staff capacity building. Solomon holds a Bachelor’s degree in Integrated Development Studies (Natural Resources Management) from the University for Development Studies and is completing a Master of Philosophy in Social Forestry and Environmental Governance at the University of Energy and Natural Resources. His previous roles with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Ghana Productive Safety Net Project have further reinforced his expertise in public safety policy and environmental compliance. Solomon is highly regarded for his strategic approach to safety leadership, his ability to foster a proactive safety culture, and his commitment to continuous improvement in occupational health and safety performance.
Coordinator, Business Development & Projects
Godwin Buamah is a results-driven and detail-oriented professional who brings a unique blend of analytical insight, operational efficiency, and client-focused strategy to his role as Coordinator, Business Development & Projects at Epsilon Collective Limited. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Statistics from the University of Ghana and has over three years of progressive experience across key sectors including logistics, security, energy, and engineering services. Godwin’s early career at the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority saw him serve as a Statistics and Research Assistant, where he supported strategic decision-making by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting critical operational data. His passion for structured problem-solving and efficiency enhancement later guided his transition into the private sector, where he assumed roles of increasing responsibility at Erimends Security Limited, Comanda Energy Ltd, and Bentry Company Ltd. In these capacities, he was instrumental in strengthening administrative frameworks, optimizing operations, and supporting strategic client engagements. At Epsilon Collective, Godwin plays a central role in coordinating business development initiatives and managing project operations across the company’s engineering, procurement, and consulting portfolio. He supports the preparation and execution of growth strategies, ensures the smooth delivery of project activities, and contributes to the pursuit and management of high-value contracts across energy, infrastructure, and industrial sectors. Godwin’s work is closely aligned with Epsilon Collective’s global vision of building sustainable partnerships, delivering innovative solutions, and expanding the company’s footprint across emerging markets. Through his commitment to operational excellence and strategic execution, he continues to support the company’s ambition to become a trusted partner in delivering transformative infrastructure and development outcomes across Africa and beyond.
Executive Assistant
Elizabeth Morkpley serves as the Executive Assistant at Epsilon Collective Limited, where she plays a pivotal role in supporting executive leadership and ensuring the smooth coordination of day-to-day operations. With a keen eye for detail and a proactive approach, she manages complex schedules, facilitates internal communications, and oversees critical administrative functions that enhance organizational efficiency. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Work and Sociology from the University of Ghana. Her academic and professional background gives her a unique, people-centered perspective that strengthens Epsilon’s stakeholder engagement, internal coordination, and service delivery. Prior to joining Epsilon, Elizabeth built a solid foundation in civic and nonprofit governance through her work with leading organizations such as the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) and the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII). These roles sharpened her expertise in transparency, policy engagement, and institutional support. Deeply committed to social impact, Elizabeth is also an active volunteer with the Higher Heights Foundation, where she advocates for equitable access to education and supports initiatives aimed at uplifting students in underserved communities. Elizabeth brings a strong blend of administrative excellence, interpersonal skill, and purpose-driven leadership to the Epsilon team.
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