Ghanaian becomes World's First black professional mBIT trainer in Africa

In a groundbreaking achievement, Ghanaian Transformational Coach Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah has become the world's first Black professional Multiple Brain Integration Techniques (mBIT) trainer in Africa.

This milestone represents a significant advancement in the field of personal development and coaching within the continent.

Multiple Brain Integration Techniques, commonly known as mBIT, harness the power of the multiple brains within the human body—the head, heart, and gut brains—to facilitate holistic decision-making, emotional intelligence, and overall well-being. This technique has gained global recognition for its profound impact on personal and professional growth. Scofray's certification came after successfully completing a training program in France on Sunday, July 21, 2024.

This newly certified mBIT trainer from Ghana brings a unique perspective to the field, combining a deep understanding of African cultural nuances with the advanced methodologies of mBIT. This achievement not only highlights Scofray's dedication and expertise but also underscores the potential for growth and development in the African coaching and personal development industry.

In a brief statement, Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah expressed his excitement and commitment to bringing the benefits of mBIT to a broader audience across Africa. "Becoming the first Black professional mBIT trainer in Africa is a tremendous honor. I am passionate about empowering individuals to unlock their full potential and lead fulfilling lives. This historic milestone is not just a personal triumph but a collective step towards a brighter future for personal development and coaching in Africa. mBIT offers a transformative approach that can help people achieve greater harmony and success in their personal and professional lives," he said.

He added, "This achievement is a testament to the possibilities that arise when innovation meets dedication. I am motivated to keep pushing the limits, to innovate, and to make a positive impact in our field. With this achievement, I am reminded of the responsibility and professionalism it carries. It is a reminder to continue striving for excellence, to remain committed to my goals, and to inspire others along the way. This is my quest."

The certification of the first Black professional mBIT trainer in Africa is expected to inspire more individuals within the continent to explore and embrace this powerful technique. As the demand for personal development and coaching continues to grow, the introduction of mBIT in Africa represents a significant step forward in enhancing the well-being and potential of individuals across the region.

In 2021, Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah became the first Certified Ontological Coach in Africa from Ideal Coaching Global, California, USA. In 2023, he completed the Ontological Executive Coaching level, making him the first Certified Ontological Executive Coach in Africa. His interest in neuroscience, neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), and ancient wisdom led him to mBIT coaching. In 2022, he enrolled in the NeuroCoach Institute in South Africa for the mBIT Coach Certification, becoming Africa's first Black male mBIT Master Coach.

There are various niches of coaching, such as business, health & wellness, financial, career, executive, leadership, teams, and spiritual coaching, all contributing to the effective growth of the human capital development ecosystem. Research across many disciplines has revealed how coaching has impacted great minds such as Oprah Winfrey, David Pottruck of Charles Schwab & Co., Steve Jobs of Apple, the late Nelson Mandela, Meg Whitman of eBay, Serena Williams, Bill Gates of Microsoft, and Henry McKinnell of Pfizer.

This niche in the human capital development ecosystem has been instrumental in producing excellent results in developed nations worldwide. Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah is also the President of the Ghana Chapter of the International Coaching Federation (ICF). The ICF defines coaching as partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential. It is a vital support service for personal development, corporate culture modeling, teamwork and performance, effective leadership, and productive management.

According to Coach Scofray, coaching is a proven tool for boosting performance, enhancing communication, and achieving goals. "By prioritizing ethical coaching practices, an opportunity will be created to connect Ghanaians with qualified professionals and individuals while propelling businesses to greater heights,” he added.

Individuals can expect a 70% increase in performance, goal attainment, and overall life satisfaction through coaching. Teams experience a 50% boost in collaboration and performance, while organizations witness a remarkable 48% increase in overall performance, driven by revenue growth, employee retention, and stronger customer relationships. Most notably, corporate bodies see a 78% return on investment through investment in executive coaching.

In 2023, Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah was awarded the first Past Learner “Fellow (FInstCM)” membership status by the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM), UK. Over 44 years, ICM has awarded professional and academic qualifications through 250 approved centers in 139 countries, including Ghana. This feat was achieved after Coach Scofray became the first student to complete an Advanced Diploma in Leaders Studies globally while pursuing a Graduate Diploma in Management Studies in 2018.

His exceptional career path as a Transformational Executive Coach, high-end professional Corporate trainer, and consultant earned him a seat among seasoned professionals on panels to review new courses introduced by ICM in the last three years. The trade name Zoweh Global Consult, under which Scofray operates, received ICM's endorsement and approval for their unique “Neuro-Emotional Intelligence for Effective Management” training. This suggests that wherever Scofray facilitates this training, the certification of participation will be issued by ICM-UK, another first for a past learner of ICM to reach such a strategic professional service or training partnership.

For more information about Coach Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah, mBIT and its applications, or to schedule a session with the new trainer, interested individuals can visit the official mBIT website or contact the local representative office in Ghana.