Communications Director
Ken Fiati
- Kenneth Senyo Fiati Kwaku
- BFA (First Class), University of Ghana — Radio, TV & Video Production
- MA in Ministry; D.Min. (In Progress), Trinity Theological Seminary
Ken Fiati (Kenneth Senyo Fiati Kwaku) is a renowned Ghanaian actor, pastor, educator, and creative executive with close to three decades of impact across theatre, film, television, ministry, media leadership, and national cultural policy development. Born in June 1974, he is widely respected for his ability to integrate artistic excellence, theological depth, and institutional leadership.
His career spans professional stage performance, screen acting, media management, legislative advocacy, and pastoral ministry. He is a key voice in Ghana's creative ecosystem, having contributed directly to the formulation and operationalisation of landmark creative arts legislation, while simultaneously shaping faith-based and secular media content of national relevance.
Ken is an ordained Minister of the Gospel and has served as Resident Pastor of The Hope Arena, The Maker's House Chapel International, East Legon.
Current Roles
Education & Training
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Radio, Television & Video Production — First Class Honours
University of Ghana, Legon — School of Performing Arts
Diploma in Theatre Arts (Minor: Music)
University of Ghana, Legon
Master of Arts in Ministry (2017)
Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon
Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) — In Progress
Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon
Cultural Policy & Legislative Impact
- Contributed to the full operationalisation of the Film Law (Act 935)
- Deputy Convenor — Film Legislative Instrument Drafting Team
- Key stakeholder in the drafting of the Creative Arts Law (Act 1048)
- Deputy Convenor — Legislative Instrument Drafting Team for both Acts
Selected Film & Television
- Taxi Driver, Suncity, Small World, Trotro (TV)
- The Storm (2022), Scar (2023), Soil (2011) — international
- Aloe Vera (2020), A Taste of Sin (2023) — Ghanaian films
- Tales from the Blue Bus (web series)
International Training & Exposure
- UNESCO — Teaching & Learning the General History of Africa (2024)
- UNESCO — Protection & Promotion of Underwater Cultural Heritage, West Africa (2024)
- Leadership & Gender Awareness Training — Lusaka, Zambia
- Branding & Skills Enhancement — Ghana Tourism Authority
Languages
They saw giants; Caleb saw God.
— Ken Fiati