A journey of over 18 years — from District Secretary to Regional Chairman — built on integrity, service, and a deep commitment to amplifying the voice of nurses and midwives in Ghana. This is the foundation of Alfred Addy's bid to serve as Public Relations Officer of the GRNMA.
Public relations is more than communication — it is about shaping perception, strengthening trust, protecting professional dignity, and ensuring that our collective voice is heard clearly, consistently, and credibly. Alfred Addy has spent 18+ years doing exactly that.
As Team Lead for the Ghana Journal of Nursing and Midwifery and editorial committee member at GRNMA National Council, Alfred has hands-on experience in professional communication and knowledge dissemination.
Alfred built four digital systems — including Ghana's Most Digitalized Hotel and an award-winning website — proving his capacity to leverage digital and social media platforms for institutional visibility and reach.
Two terms as Regional Chairman and multiple national council roles have honed Alfred's ability to engage media houses, government institutions, health sector stakeholders, and civil society organizations.
Under Alfred's leadership, Central Region earned five national awards and placed as 2nd Runner-Up Best Administrative Region — proof that he knows how to build and protect an institution's image and credibility.
18+ years of union activism have never wavered from one core principle — the welfare, dignity, and professional recognition of nurses and midwives. As PRO, that commitment will drive every communication decision.
Alfred's pledge: to communicate with integrity, accuracy, and professionalism. To represent members' interests responsibly. And to serve with dedication, transparency, and accountability at every turn.
Alfred Addy's journey in union activism is a story of dedication, resilience, and a deep commitment to the nursing and midwifery profession. The journey so far has been worthwhile and full of lessons necessary for growth.
Mentored by the late Madam Agnes Reynolds — a Midwife and a mother figure — Alfred was shaped by a tradition of selfless service. This guidance laid the foundation for a leadership style anchored on integrity, collaboration, and innovation.
Today, as GRNMA Central Region Chairman in a renewed second term and Team Lead for the Ghana Journal of Nursing and Midwifery, Alfred Addy brings a complete and credible profile for the PRO position — a combination of grassroots credibility, digital capability, and institutional trust that is rare and needed now.
Every step shaped by commitment — a track record that demonstrates why Alfred Addy is ready to serve as PRO of the GRNMA.
Alfred has served Ghana's nursing and midwifery profession at every level — local, regional, and national — building the credibility and institutional knowledge the PRO role demands.
National Council, GRNMA — Overseeing infrastructure and construction projects for the association
National Council, GRNMA — Contributing to publications and official communications of the association
Serving on the board governing the GRNMA's Nurses' Fund
Leading the editorial and production team for Ghana's premier nursing and midwifery academic journal
Served a full two-year tenure as 1st Vice Chairman of the General Nurses Group at national level
Stepped in as Acting National Chairman in 2011 when the substantive Chairperson resigned from office
To build a strong, respected, and influential GRNMA driven by effective communication, digital innovation, transparency, and professional pride — ensuring the collective voice of nurses and midwives is heard clearly and credibly across Ghana.
To champion strategic, timely, and transparent communication — strengthening member engagement, enhancing media visibility, leveraging digital platforms, and safeguarding the Association's public image with credible, fact-based communication.
Communicate with integrity, accuracy, and professionalism. Represent members' interests responsibly. Promote unity, respect, and collaboration. Amplify the voice of nurses and midwives. Serve with dedication, transparency, and accountability.
A comprehensive record of academic excellence, clinical expertise, institutional leadership, and professional distinction spanning nearly two decades of dedicated service.
Active roles held concurrently at institutional, association and continental levels
Formal education from diploma through postgraduate — highest qualification first
Clinical and academic career spanning institutions across the Central Region
Provided institutional leadership across academic programs; oversaw quality assurance, faculty development, student supervision, stakeholder engagement and regulatory compliance.
Trained nurses and midwives using innovative teaching methodologies over a decade. Supervised research projects, provided academic mentorship, and led community outreach programs within Twifo Atti-Mokwa District.
Six years of hands-on clinical nursing across multiple specialised wards, establishing a foundation of patient-centred care and quality improvement that underpins all subsequent leadership.
From national to district level — over 18 years of continuous service
Stepped up when substantive Chairperson resigned — trusted by peers to lead at national level
Full two-year tenure leading national professional group advocacy and policy development
Overseeing infrastructure development and strategic planning at national level
Contributing to publications and official communications at the national council level
Serving on the board governing the GRNMA's Nurses' Fund for member welfare
Two terms leading Central Region; delivered multiple national awards and digital transformation
Served two full terms; built reputation for efficient administration and credible correspondence
Joined the REC via by-election; first step onto the Regional Executive Committee
Where the journey began in 2007 — the foundation of 18+ years of dedicated union activism
AI in healthcare · vaccine policy · public health governance · medical law
Voluntary contributions beyond the institutional setting
Emergency response coordination and community health protection · 2019–2021
Regional-level crisis leadership and public health commitment · 2019–2021
Twifo Praso Senior High School — community health education programs · 2007–2009
Onchocerciasis and cholera community sensitization campaigns · 2013–2014
Formal memberships across national, continental and international networks
Registered Member · RGN 2174
Full Member · C3983-CR · Current Regional Chairman
Board Member · Continental regulatory framework and credentialing
Through GJNMID editorial management and research collaborations
Explore the five strategic pillars that will define Alfred Addy's tenure as PRO of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association.