Bishop Amb. Prof. Asare Emmanuel Ofosu is a Ghanaian educator, researcher, diplomat and administrator with more than 30 years of experience. He holds a Doctor of Theology (Th.D.), a Ph.D. in Christian Leadership and a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.).

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He is the founder and president of the Christian Professors International Association (CPIA). His previous roles at Grace International Bible University (GIBU) include Professor of Philosophy, Dean of the Department of Philosophy, International Chief Administrator (Registrar), Chairman of the Curriculum Development Division and Executive Secretary of the Executive Council. He also advised on the establishment of Rudolph Kwanue University.

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In international diplomacy and human rights, Prof. Ofosu has served as a Peace Ambassador for the International Alliance of the Peoples of the World in Ghana, an Educator Ambassador for GIBU, and a member of the International Human Rights Defense Committee, which is affiliated with the United Nations. His honours include the Global Excellency Leadership Award and the Global Justice for Peace Award.

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Prof. Ofosu has authored approximately 23 books, with nine more prepared for publication. These include *The Philosophy of the Cultural Mandate: Cosmic Architecture and the Sub-creator*, currently under review by InterVarsity Press, and the two-volume *As It Was in the Days of Noah: An Investigation into Antediluvian and Contemporary Eschatology*. He has also contributed to the development and review of about 20 books, taught and supervised or reviewed 31 theses and dissertations, and published 16 articles.

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As an international board member of IJRIS, Prof. Ofosu brings extensive experience and a strong commitment to excellence, which he aims to help advance the journal’s development and global standing.