Efe Johnson is a social impact strategist with over six years of experience in Social impact and leadership.

She works with NGOs and high-impact organizations to curate impactful projects and events. Currently, Efe serves as a project associate with the Haiti Ministry of Education, through the BookPecker fellowship, to rehabilitate Haitian children, who have been out of school for years due to the 2010 earthquake and violent conflict in the country. She also founded Xari Africa, a social impact organization breaking the taboo cycle around issues that affect women and girls, through education.

Efe Johnson is the first female president of Enactus, where she led her team to win the ACT foundation leadership prize for COVID-19 solutions, for creating a social business that provided jobs for students and indigent teachers who were affected by the sudden lock down in the heat of the 2020 pandemic. She was also the first person to receive the most inspiring student award on campus, as well as s the winner of Global youth storytelling for impact awards, for lending her voice to the fight against neglected tropical diseases. And a nominee for the Superwoman 30 Under 30 awards.

Efe is passionate about Social Impact, Young people, and the media and describes herself in one word as a “Servant”. Her life’s goal is to leave the world and everyone she meets in it, better than she met them. While Priscilla Efe Johnson is her full name, Efe Johnson is most preferred.