James Anquandah is a development communication expert with over ten (10) years’ experience in managing communication and publicity for for multinational firms and development projects across the globe.

He has in the past managed communication accounts for the Ghanaian Ministries of Transport and Land & Natural Resources, Ghana’s Public Procurement Authority, National Peace Council, National Health Insurance Authority, Volta River Authority and the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, all based in Ghana. James also implemented various behavior change communication campaigns for Ghana’s Ministry of Transport.

James also has adequate experience working within the Non-governmental Organization space. He was a communication consultant for Hope for Future Generations (HFFG), where he worked in different capacities as behavior change communication expert on a DFID/UKAid-funded Ghana National Cholera and Ebola Behaviour Change Communication Project. He later combined this role with managing the Netherlands Embassy-funded Ghana Netherlands WASH Programme (GNWP), another BCC/CLTS initiative. He recently liaised with a team from DOW Chemical and USAID to roll out a design challenge in sustainable waste management for 48 young Africans drawn from 9 countries within the sub region.

Other significant experiences James brings on board are with the MasterCard Foundation-funded Youth Inclusive Entrepreneurial Development Initiative for Employment (YIEDIE), and the USAID/Partnership for Education. James holds a B. Ed. Arts and an M.A. in Communication Studies from University of Cape Coast and University of Ghana respectively.

Komla Buami is a purposeful communication expert with over a decade experience in public relations, publicity and media relations, Behaviour Change Communication, and conducting industry research.

Komla has huge experience in working with donor-funded projects, fortune 100 companies and start-ups with footprint in Ghana and other African. He has a nose for identifying news, and creating solid audio-visual contents that tell brands’ success stories in a very captivating manner. He brought this experience to bear in managing communication and publicity for Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) FEATS Project, Zipline Ghana Limited, Johnson and Johnson, Novartis, and General Electrics.

Komla had in the past served as the Public Relations Manager for the Ghana Education Service, managed the communication of a $25million USAID sponsored project under the Feed the Future Initiative, where he led a team to produce a documentary on the success stories of the project. He has also been an adjunct lecturer in Communication Studies at Central University, Ghana, where he taught courses in Public Relations, and Writing for the Screen which includes topics in Documentary production.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree, an MPhil in Communication and Media studies and is a current Doctoral Researcher (Media Studies) at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa.

Hamza Bawa Mahama is an experienced communication and community mobilization expert with over 20 years of extensive experience in the mining, WASH, CSOs, and local governance sectors. He is very adept in development and implementation of communication strategies and plans, stakeholders’ engagement, community relations, design and execution of public information campaign, marketing / communication research and execution of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

Prior to joining PR 360, Hamza served as Senior Communication Manager for both Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd and Perseus Mining Ghana where he led the development and implementation of the communication and community mobilization strategies and plans for the two mining firms in Ghana. He had also worked as Communication Manager for Strategic Communications Africa.

Hamza’s huge experience in WASH and local governance enabled him to provide communication support to People’s Dialogue, a Civil Society Organization in Ghana, in the implementation of interventions that sought to enhance transparency, openness and accountability in sanitation and local governance related issues in Ghana.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and an M.A. in Communication Studies both from University of Ghana.