Innoignite
Meet our Executive Team
Archie Forpoh
Founder/Cheif Executive Officer
At an early age, he developed keen a interest in performing scientific experiments, this was demonstrated in my primary science classes.
Thereafter, he proffered keen interest in scientific outlook of nature. Which subsequently led me to begin this organization to reach young people and get them excited about Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Innovation initiatives.
He utilised my passion for STEM and decided to develop activities which seems to ignite scientific innovation and interest into my peers and high school pupils alike.
Currently, he is the Regional Director of Innoverge International.
He also the Chapter leader at Ignite Worldwide.
As a member of the STEM Curriculum Developer at GirlsGotSTEM.
Moreover, he a Chapter Director at STEMteen.
Henceforth, as a partner of those international organizations in developing STEM activities through the STEM curriculum and resources for schools and communities' kids in Liberia, he has impacted over 1000 plus minorities youth and students across our country.
He is a keen lover of education, innovation, and technology. He also interested in community volunteerism, issues of inclusion, advocacy characterized by gender mainstreaming and rule of law as well as a prolific ICT programming adjunct.
Mayouba A. Kromah
Executive Administrative Assistant
She is a student of Muslim Congress High School, a humanitarian, philanthropist and STEMinist. Currently, with her passion for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education, which is no one doubts that science and technology play a major role in sustaining our 21st century lifestyle, but the educational system hasn’t always emphasized this fact, she has now been appointed as the Executive Administrative Assistant at Innoignite; a not-profit organization that promote STEM Education.
Notwithstanding, her goal is to find solutions for people with the most urgent needs, wherever they live and impact knowledge.Which of course, the sole meaning of Life is to serve humanity and show compassion as Founder of the Movement for the Betterment of All - MBA which is committed and optimistic to give hope to individuals who are underprivilege and disadvantage ( people who don't have access to basic society needs) because she believe "Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanilty cannot survive."
Henceforth, she served as a delegate at the first LIOMUN conference in Liberia 2020 where she was represented as delegate of Mauritania.
She is keen lover of education, innovation, and technology. She also interested in community volunteerism, issues of inclusion, advocacy characterized by gender mainstreaming and rule of law as well as a prolific ICT programming adjunct.
K Boyka Tulay
Director for Program
Mr. Tulay has over 4 years working in the areas of Public policy development in the Liberian Education Sector. He is currently the program assistant of the Inspire Liberia Project where he focuses on developing public policy advocacy programs on Education and supervises ILP's Public Policy Advocacy strategies calling for an increase in budget support to the Liberian Education Sector. He has volunteered with the ECOWAS Youth Council Liberia, and the African Union Youth Commission in creating awareness on the ECOWAS Single Currency, and the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement in Liberia.
Moreso, he is currently a student of Biological Sciences at the University of Liberia, and one who sees integrity, determination, and commitment as his core values. He has identified public policy development as a strategic segment that could help improve the country's governance and help grow the economy. He plans on reframing public governance approaches with a specific focus on local government administration upon his service to innoignite.
However, he's the founder of the Butterfly Tailoring and Fashion Designs a business institute that is committed in promoting the Liberian Culture through Fashion and Designs. From 2015-2018 he served as Assistant Director at the Students Empowerment for Academic Change (SEFAC) a non profitable organisation that is dedicated in conducting toturial in various high schools across montserrado County making sure that students are empower academically and they are helping to take our education system from mess to best. In 2016 he graduated from the Noah's Ark High school.
Henceforth, he believes in this Quotation: "whatever the minds of human can conceive and believe it can achieve".
Mustapha Bah
Director for Education and Chapter Affairs
He is a hardworking and self-motivated person who is eager to learn anything beneficiary. As student, he loves going to the library, making Research, Reading Books, learning new things, networking and Activism. However, he is a participant of the After School STEM Enrichment program, which he earned a certificate in STEM Education at The US Embassy. He also participated in The American Center Technology Corner (ACTC) program where he obtained basic Computer Skills, writing and Speaking English (BWASE) program.
Notwithstanding, he was a delegate at The Future Leaders Conference 2018 in the Bong country Salala District and The Young Leader peace Conference in Montserrado County 2020. He is a Global Peace Ambassador at The Global Institute of Peace, Justice and Liberty.
Denise B. Dennis
Director of Global Affairs
STEM is our recipe to have a developed country", says Miss Dennis.
Miss Denise B. Dennis is one who is passionate about bringing positive changes to her Community. She welcomes and appreciates the wide range of opportunities STEM education provide, which she sole believes can pave Liberia's way to the future as a country free from the shackles of poverty. Miss Dennis is a student of the Mother Patern College of Health Sciences, majoring in Biology. She has experience and participated in several STEM boot camps and workshops with a keen interest in Health Sciences. Her endeavors include both STEM and non STEM related Initiatives in the country.
Upon graduation from High School, Miss Dennis became a member of the YALI Network. As a member, she has been trained and has gained substantial knowledge in youth and women empowerment programs. She successfully completed all the courses offered by the institution on youth development, collaboration and workforce to become an efficient Youth leader. In her quest for personal development so as to be empowered to contribute to society, she participated in the LIOMUN-2020 conference. She emerged as outstanding delegate of the African Union Committee, and was thus recruited by the Secretarait. She is the current Chair of the African Union Committee for LIOMUN-2021
Volunteering is an integral developmental factor Miss Dennis believes in. Her executive and administrative roles in some prominent Youth led organizations in the country is also worth noting. She was successful to become a volunteer of Givingway.inc. The Givingway.inc provided her with the opportunity to serve as Content Developer for Casey Foundation. She created contents which raised awareness on the discrimination, marginalization and exploitation of girls and women in Africa. She remains a big supporter of community based initiatives tailored to enlighten, educate, motivate and empower young people to be catalysts of positive change in their families, school, communities, country and the world at large.