Adle works as a Research and Policy Analyst at the Institute for Energy Security. Here, he actively contributes to shaping policies and advocating for sustainable energy solutions in Ghana. He conducts in-depth research and analysis to shape energy policies that promote efficiency, sustainability, and security.
Adle Ibrahim is a Co-founder and Director of Finance of Coalition for Positive Impact, a nonprofit organization that focuses on providing startup capital, mentorship, leadership, and business development training to aspiring entrepreneurs in northern Ghana. To date CPI has fundraised 500,000 of material monetary donations; impacted over 6,000 young persons in Northern Ghana expanded operations to the 5 regions of Northern Ghana.
Adle also Co-founded We Connect Ghana, a youth networking community in Ghana that seeks to redefine networking for Ghana’s youth through meaningful connections & shared experiences. By creating a platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Adle is an alumni of the Standard Chartered Foundation Youth to Work program by Challenges Ghana as a Finance Associate, playing a pivotal role in providing strategic advice to small and medium enterprises ( SME’s), helping them navigate challenges, and achieving sustainable growth.
Previously, he served as Managing Editor for Accra Evening News, Ghana’s finest platform for politics, culture, and current affairs. In this role, he spearheaded editorial operations and worked closely with a team of talented journalists to provide accurate and engaging content to our audience.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Professional Studies (UPSA), Accra, and is presently pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree at Wisconsin International University College, Ghana.
Adle is an alumni of the Standard Chartered Foundation Youth to Work program by Challenges Ghana as a Finance Associate, playing a pivotal role in providing strategic advice to small and medium enterprises ( SME’s), helping them navigate challenges, and achieving sustainable growth.
Previously, he served as Managing Editor for Accra Evening News, Ghana’s finest platform for politics, culture, and current affairs. In this role, he spearheaded editorial operations and worked closely with a team of talented journalists to provide accurate and engaging content to our audience.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Professional Studies (UPSA), Accra, and is presently pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree at Wisconsin International University College, Ghana.
