Staff
Meet the people behind the scenes
All of our staff members, advisers and patrons are deeply committed to creating a positive impact on someone's life and causing a beneficial change to society, as well as the success of all our organization's programs. They all come from different socioeconomic, technical and educational backgrounds and together they pull their resources and technological know-how in promoting development policies and strategic initiatives.
These are the people who share their skills and enthusiasm so that we can bring education to African children and unlock the door to many possibilities.
Here At Cameroon
Local to Cameroon, these folks are directly involved in our various activities and operations.
Mr. Ntumfon Peter M.
Program Director of Community Development & Humanitarian Affairs
Lasin Zulahatu Beriyuy
Secretary/Financial Secretary
Jean Samuel Mfikela
Program Director of Creativity-Arts/Craft Affairs
Emeline N. Biakaay
Accountant
Eric Ndzelamoyuy
Program Director of Communication Affairs and Media Officer
Wirngo Aruna T.
Legal Adviser
Mr. Peter N. - Program Director of Technological Affairs/Issues
Ambe Jearim - Human Resource Manager and Auditor
Kibong Juliet N. - Project Officer/Project Supervisor
Nsah Divine - Media/Communication Officer
Mr. John Bosco Mbinbar - Adviser on Management Issues
Hon. Dr. Bandzen Joseph - Patron
From Other Countries
TechCeFaCos is also blessed to have the support of people from other countries.
Forsack Kwameh Fonkeng (from Ottawa, ON) - Adviser on Public Relation Issues
Mr. Tom Brough (from Torquay, UK) - Patron
Ernie Villasper (from California, USA)
Honorary Member - Adviser & Publication Editor
Quoted from Bud Philbrook, President of Global Volunteers
"I think there's something about the human spirit that when we give of ourselves to someone else, the gifts in return just abound. I think it's part of who we are as human beings. We connect with other people. It was not the stuff that you schlepped around that gave you the sense of reward, but rather it was the people you met, knowing you were doing it for someone. It's not just America, not just Europe. It's everybody all over the world."