Cornelius Ackumey is a dedicated leader and community advocate, currently serving as the President of the Ewe Association of Colorado. With a rich history of involvement, he played a key role in the association's establishment and growth. As one of the founding members of the Ewe Association of Colorado, Cornelius has been actively engaged since its inception in 2002. The association's first two meetings were held in his home, demonstrating his commitment and dedication to fostering a strong community. Cornelius's involvement extended beyond the local level, as he represented the association at the Council of Representatives (COR) of the Council of Ewe Associations of North America from 2005 to 2016. This experience provided him with valuable insights and connections within the wider Ewe community. Currently, as the President, Cornelius serves as one of the Representatives of the association on the CEANA Council of Representatives (COR), in accordance with the association's constitution. This position allows him to contribute to the larger Ewe community and advocate for the interests of the Ewe Association of Colorado. Cornelius has been an active member of the Ghanaian community since 1997, when he relocated to the area. His dedication to community engagement is evident through his involvement in various roles within the Rocky Mountain Ghana Council (RMGC). Starting as the Financial Secretary, he later assumed the position of Secretary and continues to serve in this capacity. Hailing from Adzato and Anyako in the Volta region of Ghana, Cornelius maintains a strong connection to his cultural roots. In his leisure time, he enjoys engaging with social media platforms and conducting research, further expanding his knowledge and understanding. Through his leadership, commitment, and active involvement in both local and broader Ewe communities, Cornelius Ackumey exemplifies the values of service, community engagement, and cultural preservation. His contributions as President of the Ewe Association of Colorado and his dedicated involvement in the Ghanaian community have made a significant impact, fostering unity and empowering others.