Phillip Garjay Innis, who hails from Liberia, has over nine years of experience working with different institutions in Liberia, including the National Oil Company of Liberia and the General Auditing Commission. He is a former youth and student leader in Liberia and served in the leadership of organisations such as the Liberia National Students Union (LINSU) and Youth for Productive Activities (YOPPA). He is a 2014 Mandela Washington Fellow. He studied at Lund University (Sweden), Coventry University (United Kingdom), and the University of Liberia.
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