Johanes Francis Kuwornu becomes the new Director at Noldor Residency succeeding Joseph Awuah-Darko, who has transitioned to the role of Chairman after leading the institution since its inception in 2020. He will focus more on his artistic practice and other projects.

Johanes holds a Bachelors in Theatre Arts and a Masters in Industrial and Organizational Psychology both from the University of Ghana. He is a skilled professional adept at optimizing workplace dynamics and organizational effectiveness. He excels in implementing innovative strategies that create positive and productive work environments.

In the role of Residency Manager at Noldor Artist Residency in Accra, Johanes efficiently oversaw the operations of the artist residency program where he managed diverse initiatives and coordinated events for over 40 fellows. Proficient in employee coaching, recruitment, and conflict resolution, he fostered collaborative environments, emphasizing growth and community engagement.

Previous experiences include roles as a Graduate Assistant at the African Studies Department and an Administrative Assistant Intern at the Chartered Institute of Human Resource Management. He also contributed as an Assessor-Talents Team member for the Young African Leadership Initiative.

Dedicated to leveraging psychological expertise, Johanes aims to drive organizational success, promote creativity, and cultivate inclusive work environments through practical experience and academic prowess.

We express sincere appreciation to Joseph Awuah-Darko for his outstanding leadership and welcome Johanes as we enter this new phase, dedicated to nurturing creativity and supporting artists within our community.