Mr Ampaabeng currently works as directorat Lafiya, the biggest UK government health project in Africa. Lafiya programme is a seven-year UK Government supplier contract through the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office which began in February 2020.

Moreover, he also serves as Senior Manager, Finance at Maternal , Newborn and Child Health Program (MNCH2) envisions, a world in which healthy mothers deliver healthy babies and receive quality care from skilled and well-equipped health care workers including midwives.

Martin is a Management Accountant with over 20 years experience in managing finances of key international donor-funded projects in Africa. Prior to joining MNCH2 in January 2018, he worked with various INGOs in senior support service roles including audits, finance, grants managements and administration.

Martin had previously supported both emergency and development interventions in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Zimbabwe , South Africa , Angola, Tanzania, Mozambique, Swaziland, South Sudan and Lesotho. Prior to his role at Save the Children Fund, he was at Fateco Oil Company, where he spent the majority of his financial and cost accounting career.

Mr. Ampaabeng holds a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com Accounting) and Diploma in Education from University of Cape Coast and Executive Master of Business Administration from GMIPA.

Additionally, Mr Ampaabeng is a Certified Institute of Management Accountant( CIMA) London and Certified Public Accountant (CPA) a practicing public accountant i. Australia.