The Yale School of Management, the graduate business school of Yale University, has appointed Ghanaian traditional leader Togbe Afede XIV as Chairman of its Council of Global Advisors.

According to media reports, the council consists of leaders from across the world who have been tasked with advising the Dean and the school’s senior leadership on initiatives to enhance the institution’s global brand.

Additionally, members will play key roles in topical discussions, bringing their expertise to support the school’s initiatives in governance and strategic development.

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The Yale SOM Council of Global Advisors is made up of alumni and non-alumni personalities from diverse backgrounds, integrating their knowledge to promote the university’s brand internationally.

This appointment is a significant recognition for Togbe Afede XIV, who has already established himself globally with vast experience in leadership and governance.

He will be influential in advising Dean Kerwin Charles and the council’s leadership, and will oversee general operations when necessary.

Togbe’s mandate is a three-year term, subject to renewal depending on his performance during the first tenure as chairman of the SOM Council.

In addition, he will serve as an ex-officio member of the SOM Board of Advisors, participating in various meetings and events to represent the board.

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