He is an economist with 40 odd-years career that spans both academia and significant policy work across Africa. With expertise traversing economic reforms, trade competitiveness, and macroeconomic policy he has consulted for USAID and major international organizations such as the IMF, World Bank, ILO, UNECA, and UNDP.

His extensive work with international organizations, academic institutions, and in Ghana’s policy development has left a lasting imprint on the country’s economic trajectory.
He has an extensive body of work that spans books, journal articles, and policy reports, with a focus on economic reforms and macroeconomic stability in Ghana.
He holds a PhD from University of Manchester, United Kingdom.