Doris Dzameshie,  President

She has  an extensive background as a project specialist. Apart from volunteering for Volta Association, she is also a board member in her local area's home owners association

  Chris Nuworsoo, Vice President

  Ernest Kpodo,  Treasurer

  Simon-Davis "Amey" Nutakor, Financial Secretary

  Eseli Nutakor, Director, Volta Ensemble

  Misornu A. Dzobo, Secretary

Afi Vodi Dua, Youth Ambassador

Afi Vodi Dua was born to pioneer members of the Volta Club, Isaac and Gladys Vodi, on November 29, 1985 in Washington, DC, USA. She started performing traditional dances in the Volta Ensemble from the age of 4. She currently has a Bachelors of Arts Degree from Frostburg State University. Afi has grown up with a strong sense of culture and community development. She aspires to continue her education by getting her Masters Degree.

Fred  Kofi Adzinku, Organizing Team Chair

Fred Kofi Adzinku, popularly known as Kofi Pepi is a member of one of the royal families from Atsito and Anloga. Kofi is currently the proprietor of PSF construction company (www.psfconstruction.com). PSF construction company was able to single handedly remodel offices of the African Cultural and Resource Center . The remodeling was done as a free service to the African community. Kofi works tirelessly to improve the construction and remodeling needs of the African community. Kofi believes that happiness is the spice of life and he ensures that his immediate community knows this.

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 Kafui Agboh, Organizing Team Co-Chair

Vincent H Kosi, Organizing Team Member

Vincent Kosi whose middle name is Hamenu, (aka Muzenge) is a community man. Vincent was the penultimate secretary of the Ghanaian Association of Minnesota (GhanAM) and the first Chairman of the Ewe Association of Minnesota (TEAM) which became a 501(c) (3) organization within four years under his chairmanship. Vincent also was the chairman of the Ghanaian Soccer Club of Minnesota (Ghascom).
As a history major student, Vincent was part of the presentation team at the Minnesota International Center (MIC), teaching students of all levels the culture and practices of some Ghanaian societies.  As a member of the organizing team, Vincent puts his experience at the door steps of Volta club in its pursuit to make the membership mutually enjoyable to all.