Our Team
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Nana Agyeman |
Nana is very passionate about uplifting and empowering the youth. He wants to dedicate the remaining years of his professional life, to providing credible solutions to counter youth offending, gang involvement and high BME unemployment.
AccessUK will act as conduit from which we refer our service users to a network of external partner organisations, who share a common vision and objective. We want to remove all obstacles against BME employment, youths starting their own business or identifying appropriate training. Nana has a particular affinity with the BME community of the UK, having successfully overcome the same difficult and challenging environment, a number of BME youths come from. He fervently believes in the application of Black history and economic empowerment, as a vehicle for postive and progressive change, in the BME and wider community of the UK. |
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nagyeman@accessuk.org |
Nana has amassed a wealth of experience in the welfare to work industry that stretches over 15 years. He has worked as a Youth Worker, Mentor,Manager and Senior Employment Consultant for a number of prominent welfare to work providers and youth services, in the UK.|
Chris Ankobia |
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cankobia@accessuk.org |
Chris Ankobia is a young energetic man with a passion for helping the youth to achieve their dreams. Through his professional encounters with BME job seekers and his personal experience, Chris has refused to ignore the challenges facing young BME’s in the UK. These include those on the peripheries of society and acknowledging that each individual has the ability to create a positive future with the right guidance. 
