As VP Healthcare, Kanyinsola oversees all EASE Holdings’ activities in the Healthcare sector.

Prior to joining EASE Holdings, Kanyinsola worked as a health specialist and investment adviser to public, private and multilateral institutions in Nigeria. Her work experience cuts across clinical care provision, healthcare operations and management, health financing, investing and health policy. She led the Healthcare Investments team at the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority in developing and operating healthcare infrastructure projects, including the development of the first modern outpatient cancer center in Nigeria. Kanyinsola has clinical experience as a physician in the UK National Health Service as well as prior experience as an investment banker at Deutsche Bank in London.

Kanyinsola earned her BA in Medical Sciences at Oxford University, MBBS at Imperial College London, and Master of Public Health at Harvard University.

Imraan serves as CEO of EASE Holdings BV and is responsible for all customer and supplier facing activities across Africa, and for the local organizations in Africa, The Netherlands and Dubai.

Imraan is an experienced executive, most recently CEO at global fishing company Oceana Group, bringing forth 30 years of extensive experience across diverse industries at senior executive level, most of which has been spent in C-suite roles in broadcast media, healthcare, and fishing.

He is a chartered accountant, having completed training with Deloitte and holds an Honours degree in commerce and additional Leadership Development education from Harvard Business School.

Ismael is EASE Holdings Head of Finance, based in Rotterdam, Netherlands and New York, USA. He was a co-organizer of Ethio Lease and has been working on the preparation of the launch of Ethio Lease and AAFC since 2017, initially as part of the Roha team in Addis, and later as General Manager of AEPC in Dubai.

Prior to joining Roha, Ismael worked as a commercial business analyst for Heineken, and as a market research and route management analyst for Ethiopian Airlines, after a short stint as a junior officer at Commercial Bank of Ethiopia.

Ismael earned an MBA from the University of Manchester, a certificate in business metrics for data-driven companies from Duke, and successfully completed the aviation and marketing course at ET's Aviation School after earning a BA in economics from Addis Ababa University.

Frans serves as the Chair of EASE Holdings Board and CEO of African Asset Finance Company Inc. He is also a Roha partner and serves on a number of affiliated company boards.

Previously, Frans founded Tribute Capital, was a managing partner at Logispring, served as (interim) CEO of a number of industrial groups, and was a junior partner at Gilde Investment Funds. He has co-founded several businesses, including an equipment leasing company.

Frans holds a BA in history, an LLM from the University of Amsterdam and a post-graduate diploma in international relations from the University of Vienna.

As VP, OEM Partnerships, Jacob is in charge of procurement for AAFC’s direct leasing operations, manages vendor lease programs and coordinates strategic partnerships.

Jacob spent the last 15 years developing partnerships and EPC and IPP projects across sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East while working for Semco Maritime and Rolls Royce Power Systems. Earlier in his career, Jacob worked for Danske Bank and for the Ministry of Finance in Denmark.

Jacob earned a master’s degree in economics from the University of Copenhagen and successfully completed the BOT program at IMD in Switzerland.

Girma serves as the chair of Ethio Lease.

He also serves as Chairman of the Board of Ethiopian Airlines, and as an adviser to the Government of Togo.

Girma is best known for transforming Ethiopia Airlines into the leading African aviation powerhouse it is today.

He is the former chairman of Rwanda Air and United Insurance Company, and worked earlier in his career for Gulf Air. He graduated from the University College of Addis Ababa.

Geoff is a seasoned business executive with broad and deep experience in operating leadership and management development.

As a three-time CEO, Geoff has had the opportunity to work with and manage small to large teams across a number of industries, in privately held and publicly traded ownership environments, and across a wide array of functional areas.

Geoff has always had a keen interest in professional management and best practice governance. Whether by leading a 4,000-employee public US company (West Marine) or working with an individual executive as a CEO coach (The Eisenberg Company), Geoff has focused on helping executives improve their leadership and management skills.

With his 40+ years of U.S.-based management and board experience, Geoff provides an effective complement to the international experience of the AAFC Board.

Anne recently retired from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) as the Regional Senior Partner for Eastern Africa and Senior Country Partner Kenya, a role in which she oversaw 1,500 employees in six African countries.

In her 40-year career with PWC, 30 of which she spent as partner, she was widely recognized as one of Africa’s leading industry professionals.

She led the provision of audit and related advisory services for a wide range of clients: Pan African, regional and local, private and listed, including several banks and other financial institutions. She also advised countless audit committees and boards on financial reporting and internal control matters.

Anne has an MBA (Distinction) from the University of Warwick, is a Fellow of the Association of Certified and Chartered Accountants (FCCA), and a Fellow of the Institute of Certified Accountants of Kenya (FCPA).

Frans serves as Chairman and CEO of African Asset Finance Company Inc. He is also a Roha partner and serves on a number of affiliated company boards.

Previously, Frans founded Tribute Capital, was a managing partner at Logispring, served as (interim) CEO of a number of industrial groups, and was a junior partner at Gilde Investment Funds. He has co-founded several businesses, including an equipment leasing company.

Frans holds a BA in history, an LLM from the University of Amsterdam and a post-graduate diploma in international relations from the University of Vienna.

Brooks is founder of Roha and a partner with the firm. He serves as a board member on all of Roha’s portfolio companies and previously served as CEO (General Manager) of Juniper Glass Industries, Roha’s first large-scale industrial development.

Before founding Roha in 2013, Brooks was a consultant with McKinsey & Company – first in Johannesburg, and then as a co-founder of the Lagos office. He was inspired to start Roha by the number of compelling opportunities he saw across the continent and the lack of institutions pursuing them.

Brooks is based in Nairobi and has lived and worked in multiple African cities for the past twelve years. He graduated from Harvard College with a degree in social studies (with a focus on economics and politics).

Mohab is a Saudi Executive with thirty years of experience in financial services, including global markets, structured finance and direct investments. He currently leads advisory firm Decca Investments and previously served on the Board of Arqaam Capital, a Dubai-based emerging markets investment bank.

Previously he had established Asiya Investments' advisory business in Dubai and led the management of a trade finance fund.

Prior to moving to Dubai, he was the CEO of Gulf International Bank (UK) Ltd. where he was directly responsible for the management of bank and client assets of $20 billion.