Bismark Adum-Kwapong is a
dynamic educator with 23 years of experience in secondary education across the
UK and Ghana. He is renowned for driving student achievement, integrating IT
systems, mentoring educators, and pioneering innovative teaching strategies. As
an AI in Education Trainer and Personal Developer, he is passionate about
equipping students, teachers, and professionals with the skills to thrive in
the evolving global landscape of accelerating change, overwhelming
Complexity, and intense Competition.

Holding a Master’s degree in Educational
Leadership and Management, Bismark began his career in 2001 at Lea Valley High
School in London, demonstrating a strong commitment to fostering positive
learning environments. Over the years, he has held key leadership roles,
including:

• Head of Information and Communication Technology Department – The Elswick School, Hackney, London UK
• Director of Learning – Sir
  Frederic Osborn School, Hertfordshire, UK
• Vice Principal – Multi-kids Inclusive
  Academy, East Legon, Ghana
• Current Vice Principal –
  Savannah International Academy, Tamale, Ghana

Bismark is a collaborative leader who
fosters strong community engagement among staff, students, and parents. He championed
holistic education, emphasizing academic achievement and personal growth
through Curriculum Enrichment Programs. His leadership focuses on
managing academic programs, staff development, cultivating a positive school
culture, and implementing effective change management strategies.

Beyond his professional life, Bismark enjoys reading
self-development books and actively engages in community mentorship and
educational initiatives. He envisions Savannah International Academy as
a center for innovation, academic excellence, creativity, and talent
development, ensuring students are well-prepared for the Artificial
Intelligence age and the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Current Position: Vice Principal, Savannah International Academy
Website: Savannah International Academy
LinkedIn: Bismark Adum-Kwapong
Updated: February 2025