Mr. Andy Eyo is an exceptional strategist and the CEO of Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS). His unwavering dedication and remarkable achievements have made a significant impact in the field of development service. With over 2 decades of experience in leadership and management, Mr. Eyo has consistently demonstrated self-motivation and a deep commitment to projects that transform lives in the areas of health, education, and economic empowerment. As a graduate of Chemistry from the renowned University of Calabar in Nigeria, Mr. Eyo's pursuit of excellence led him to Obtain an MBA in leadership from the esteemed University of Liverpool in the UK. He earned two Postgraduate Diplomas in Environmental Management and Education from the University of Uyo. He is an experienced human resource Manager and grants management specialist with a Certificate in Grant Management from North Pole Institute, USA, and Lagos Business School. As an alumnus of both the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and the Harvard Business School Executive Education, he embodies the principles of leadership and strategic thinking. Throughout his career, Mr. Eyo has continued to manage numerous high-impact projects, including The multi-million-dollar USAID ACE 5 grant and the ECEWS US CDC-funded SPEED project, collectively support over 300,000 patients on HIV care and treatment. He is the current Project Director of a Global Fund project on HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care, and Treatment supporting Care and Treatment for over 15,000 patients He also serves as the Chief Executive Officer/Program Lead on the Momentum Country & Global Leadership project among several other projects running concurrently across several states in Nigeria. Notably, his leadership as the Principal Investigator and Project Director of a long-term CDC/PEPFAR-funded project across multiple states in Nigeria has significantly contributed to HIV prevention, care, and treatment. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Mr. Eyo is an active member of esteemed organizations such as The International AIDS Society and the Environmental Managers Association of Nigeria, The Nigerian Lions Charity Foundation. Rotary Club of Nigeria and his contributions have earned him the Paul Harris Fellow recognition and an Alumni Distinguished Service Award from the Club. Notably, he has been recognized as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health in the UK, further cementing his status as an exceptional leader in the field