Sebbie Beatrice Akweley is currently the Program Coordinator for Dataking Consulting. She holds a BBA in Banking And Finance. She has strong experience in financial analysis, taxation, banking operations, project execution and procurement. Beatrice has exceptional managerial skills in coordinating projects and footholds the Dataking Research Lab team at accomplishing projects successfully. She is also interested in research in Human Capital Theory in Finance and Economics.

He is the Creative Design Lead for Dataking Consulting.

Dr Mensaklo is an economist and the strategic director of Dataking Consulting. He is also a faculty member at the Department of Economics Education, University of Education, Winneba, and a former faculty member at the Evangelical Presbyterian University College, Ho. He holds a PhD in Economics from Chiang Mai University, Thailand. He also holds a Master of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Ghana while he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. He has published in journals such as Economies, and TEM Journal, among others. His areas of specialization include econometrics, energy economics, financial economics, health economics, and environmental economics. His recent book chapter published in Springer Nature are on "Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Analysis of the Technical Efficiency of Natural Resource Rent and Institutions Based on a Copula Stochastic Frontier Model", and "Bayesian Fixed-Effects Panel Kink Regression with Unknown Threshold with Application to the Impact of Economic Freedom on Economic Growth."

David Akuaku is the Deputy Creative Design Lead with Dataking Consulting. He is currently pursuing BA. Communication Design at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. David has worked as a freelancer on various graphic design projects for individuals and businesses. He aims to develop his creative skills to be able to provide services for world leading businesses and multinational enterprises in the Global South.

Prince Glover is the Senior Creative Consultant with Dataking Consulting.

Patience Ozor is an Accounting and Finance Consultant with Dataking Consulting. She is an Associate Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana. She holds a BSc. Administration (Accounting option) from the University of Ghana with nine years of work experience in office administration and accounting. Patience's expertise also includes auditing, preparation of financial statements, filing of withholding tax, as well as, budgeting and consulting.

Rosemond works as a Health Policy Consultant with Dataking Research Lab. She is a medical practitioner currently working with a pediatric hospital and is passionate about global health policy. She holds Bachelor of Science in Medical Sciences, Bachelor of Medicine, and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degrees. Her interest is to explore existing and potential health policies in the Global South

Sarah Awisi Tornyie is an Accounting and Finance Consultant with Dataking Consulting. She holds BSc in Administration (Accounting Option) from the University of Ghana and is currently a partly qualified Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana. Her experience covers the financial services sector working within the rural banking and the saving and loans sector.  

Mohammed Atampuri works as an economic consultant Dataking Consulting and the Dataking Research Lab. He is also a Research and Teaching Assistant at the University of Ghana's Economics Department. He graduated from the University of Ghana with a B.A. in Economics. He is also a Chartered Compliance and Cyber Analyst (Ch. CCA). Mohammed is a United Nations Sustainable Development Goals ambassador in Ghana. He has worked as a Research Assistant for the MasterCard Foundation Partnership for Economic Policy. He is a founding member of the Mofra Literacy Foundation (MLF).

Adina Faye Karten is a Poverty and Development Consultant with Dataking Consulting. She has been working in inclusion, health advocacy and the development spheres for more than 6 years. During this time, she has written on policy, designed M&E frameworks and implemented interventions targeted towards increasing access to health resources for the rural disabled. As a researcher for UN ESCAP, she contributed to the publication of "Harmonization of National Laws with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Selected Trends in the ESCAP Region." She is also about to release an upcoming book chapter on "Disabled Street-Begging: an Ancient Livelihood Necessitated by Urbanity." Adina believes that innovations made in resource-poor communities are often the most replicable, having noted local innovations toward inclusion outcomes in first-person observation in India, England, Italy and the United States.  Adina holds a Master of Arts in Poverty and Development and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Sociology.