Jackson Ameh is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of GoGreen Environmental Health Sustainability Initiatives, providing strategic leadership across organizational development, programme direction, partnerships, governance, and resource mobilization. A climate change and climate finance professional with a focus on climate governance, Jackson brings multidisciplinary expertise spanning finance, strategic planning, organizational leadership, sustainability, community development, and donor-funded programme management. He holds an MBA from University Canada West in British Columbia, and a Certified Leader in Health Management from the University of Washington, USA. His professional experience bridges climate change advocacy, community development and wellbeing, corporate financial management, public health programming, and nonprofit leadership, enabling him to connect environmental and social priorities with sound governance and financial stewardship.

Jackson has managed several grants/projects from Global Fund, WHO, USA including the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)-funded HIV project in Benue State, Nigeria from 2017-2022, gaining significant experience in donor-funded programme management, stakeholder coordination, accountability, and community-focused development interventions. He currently serves as the principal organizational lead for the UK Government-funded AIPASD 2.0 project under the Strengthening Peace and Resilience in Nigeria (SPRiNG) programme, integrating climate resilience, peacebuilding, natural resource management, and community-based approaches to addressing resource-related conflict in north central Nigeria since 2024. He also serve as a Director of the Abbotsford School District DPAC and providing community development support to the Abbotsford city.

Through GoGreen, Jackson has led and supported initiatives spanning climate resilience, environmental sustainability, peacebuilding, food security, humanitarian response, youth engagement, and community development. His leadership emphasizes strong partnerships with communities, government institutions, donors, and development stakeholders to advance sustainable, inclusive, and locally driven solutions.