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Dr. Bennet Ebenezer is an accomplished academic leader, researcher, and quality assurance expert with extensive experience across higher education, industry, and administration. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Management and brings over a decade of teaching experience, complemented by significant leadership roles in academia. As a Quality Assurance Expert, Dr. Ebenezer has made notable contributions to institutional accreditation, conducted audits, and delivered specialized training in strategic quality management. A prolific scholar, he has published widely in reputable journals and presented his work at numerous international conferences. In his capacity as Dean of the School of Business at All Nations University, Dr. Ebenezer is dedicated to fostering academic excellence, driving innovation, and ensuring industry relevance. His vision is to prepare students to become impactful leaders equipped to thrive in the global business landscape.
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Dr. Kenneth Amoah‑Binfoh is an accomplished academic and leader with a Ph.D. in Management (Hospital Management with a minor in Finance) from SHUATS, India. He holds two MBAs—one in Healthcare Management and Finance from SRM University, Chennai, and another in Banking Management from NIBM, Chennai—alongside a BBA in Banking and Finance from All Nations University, Ghana. A certified blended‑learning curriculum designer, his research spans healthcare quality, management, and finance, with numerous publications, editorial board memberships, and a published book to his credit. Professionally, he serves as Programme Coordinator for MBA Health Service Management, Vice Dean of the School of Business, and former Head of Banking and Finance at All Nations University, where he also represents the institution as ACBSP ANU Champion. His affiliations include partial membership in the Ghana Physicians and Surgeons Foundation of North America and the Christian Medical Associations of India.
To provide transformative business education through excellence in teaching, research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and community engagement, firmly grounded in Christian values, and to develop ethical, influential leaders who create sustainable solutions to societal challenges while serving with integrity in both local and global communities.
Our vision is to be a leading School of Business, recognized as a Centre of Excellence in education, cultivating ethical, innovative, and transformational leaders grounded in Christian values, and equipping them to deliver sustainable solutions to local and global challenges.
The Center for Professional Development (CPD) connects academic knowledge with the practical capabilities professionals need to lead, adapt, and create value in a changing workplace.
Director of CPD
Dr. Agbo is a critical tourism scholar whose work explores decolonial tourism education, cultural and heritage tourism, community justice, and sustainable development. His research advances ethical, locally grounded approaches to tourism education and practice.
PhD, Recreation and Leisure Studies; MES, Geography — University of Waterloo, Canada; BSc Tourism Management; HND Tourism.
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What guides us
These values shape how the School teaches, serves, innovates, and prepares principled business leaders.
Global collaboration
Regional leadership
As Ghana's lead institution in the PEBL-WA partnership, ANU worked with 12 universities in Ghana and Nigeria from 2020 to 2025, with funding from the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
13+ year collaboration
Annual workshops enrich students and faculty while creating opportunities for academic exchange. In 2025, Emmanuel Anane received full sponsorship to attend the African Case Study Conference and Ubuntu Alliance Meeting in Johannesburg.
Beyond the classroom
Learning becomes meaningful when students use their knowledge, voice, and time in service of communities.
A School of Business platform for sharing emerging research, encouraging collaboration, and nurturing intellectual curiosity.
Established with the National Commission for Civic Education to deepen students' understanding of citizenship and public responsibility.
Participation in the Ghana Compact Citizens' Convention creates space for students to engage with national development and civic dialogue.
Literacy in action
As part of its corporate social responsibility programme, Databank invited student volunteers from the School of Business to support a reading project in selected public basic schools in Koforidua. The clinic pairs practical service with a simple goal: helping young learners build confidence through reading.
Stories from our community
Student experiences and lecturer perspectives, gathered in one university story space.
