PROFILE OF FiMIF BOARD
Mr. Emmanuel Tetteh Ayittah
Board Member of FiMIF
Emmanuel Tetteh Ayittah is an accomplished, multidisciplinary leader with core strengths in Financial Management, Operations & Strategic Management, and Project Management. He has built a reputation for turning strategic intent into operational excellence—strengthening stewardship of resources, streamlining end-to-end processes, and instituting delivery disciplines that consistently meet scope, cost, and quality thresholds. His leadership style is inclusive and data-informed: he clarifies objectives, equips teams, and anchors accountability on transparent metrics and continuous improvement.
Emmanuel’s academic formation underwrites this breadth. He earned a BSc in Business Administration (Marketing) from Radford University College, then advanced his expertise with an MSc in Strategic Management & Leadership (KNUST) and an MSc in Development Finance (KNUST). To complement strategy and finance with legal literacy for governance and risk, he is currently pursuing an MA in Corporate and Commercial Law at the University of Ghana. This integrated portfolio—business foundations, strategic leadership, development finance, and commercial law—enables him to design robust frameworks, manage risk proactively, and deliver durable results.
Beyond the workplace, Emmanuel serves as the Lead Facilitator of the Emmanuel Ayittah Foundation, mentoring, assisting, and supporting young graduates to transition confidently into the world of work. His public-spirited ethos is grounded in his faith: he is a staunch Presbyterian and a Presbyter of the Hope Congregation, Nima, where he contributes to church governance and community initiatives. Across roles and sectors, Emmanuel’s hallmark remains constant—principled leadership, operational excellence, and outcomes that advance institutional goals while creating opportunities for others.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Frontier Mission Impact Foundation (FiMiF)
FiMIF (Frontier Mission Impact Foundation) is a Christian missions initiative that mobilizes and channels financial, logistical, and entrepreneurial support to missionaries serving among Unreached People Groups (UPGs) and underserved communities.
UPGs are ethnic or cultural communities with very few or no known Christians and no self-sustaining church movement. A group is considered unreached when less than 2% of the population is Evangelical Christian, and there are not enough resources for them to hear and respond to the Gospel without outside help.
Although Christianity has existed for over 2,000 years, more than 3 billion people still live without access to the Gospel. Many African missionaries are ready to go but lack resources such as transportation, stipends, housing, and healthcare. FiMIF was founded to fill this gap and empower frontline workers with the tools they need.
- Vision: To see every Unreached People Group in Ghana and beyond engaged with the Gospel through empowered, well-supported missionaries.
- Mission: To mobilize and strategically channel local and global resources to support frontier missionaries and accelerate Gospel access among UPGs.
FiMIF supports missionaries with:
- Transportation (motorbikes, tricycles, bicycles).
- Monthly or quarterly stipends.
- Ministry tools (Bibles, projectors, tracts).
- Emergency healthcare.
- Business-as-mission seed funding.
- Materials for church planting and children’s ministry.
- Training and field support.
FiMIF is deeply committed to transparency and accountability. Oversight is provided by our Board of Trustees, who safeguard our mission, ensure credibility, and keep our focus aligned with the Great Commission. Working alongside them, the Finance & Audit Committee manages budgets, prepares quarterly reports, and enforces strict stewardship standards.
All grants and donations are carefully disbursed in tranches with clear deliverables. Missionaries must submit regular ministry and financial reports, while field visits are carried out for verification. This combined oversight from both the Board of Trustees and the Finance & Audit Committee guarantees that every resource entrusted to FiMiF is used with integrity and impact.
- Missionary applies through a detailed FiMIF application form.
- The Mission Projects Team reviews and vets applications.
- The Finance & Audit Committee gives final approval.
- Funds are released in tranches with set deliverables.
- Regular monitoring, reporting, and field visits follow.
You don’t have to go to the mission field to be part of God’s work. Professionals and entrepreneurs can:
- Give monthly or one-time donations.
- Partner through legacy giving and impact investments.
- Serve as Volunteer Ambassadors, mobilizing others to give and pray.
- Attend mission expos, fundraising dinners, or donor briefings.
FiMIF plans to meet at least once every four months for governance, but may meet more often during this formative stage to ensure growth and accountability.
- Pray regularly for missionaries and unreached peoples.
- Give financially through monthly partnerships, one-time gifts, or impact investments.
- Serve as a Volunteer Ambassador in your community.
- Network by connecting FiMiF with other professionals, churches, and organizations that share the same vision