Mr. Eric Gabriel Jenn-Judgges

Executive Director

As the Executive Director of Road Safety Action International (RSAI), Eric Gabriel Jenn-Judgges work is to develop a full strategy for implementation of road safety programs and projects that improve road safety across Liberia. His passion for social change and impacts it creates is the driving force for the work he does at RSAI. Eric is a transport specialist, a geotechnical engineer, and an infrastructure policy practitioner. His works cover efficient transport system design and management, transport institutional reform, traffic optimization, transport economics and preparation of broader infrastructure strategies. Eric has worked extensively in both the public and private sector and across the continent. Eric holds a MSc in Road Management and Engineering from the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, a MEng in Geotechnical Engineering and a BSc in Civil Engineering.

Cosmas Cole

National Coordinator for Stakeholder Engagement (NCSE)

Cosmas has 15 years of progressive professional experience working as a banker and has developed policies, offering management services to other clients in the business community serving in different capacities. He has Practical experience in understanding the dynamics of business needs, with hands-on finance and marketing, managerial skills, business development, credit administration, risk management, and broadcasting among others. Cosmas hopes to join a team that allows him to use his knowledge and experience to support genuine business development, project management, financial systems, and reforms that are centered on sustainability and growth.

Mr. Emmanuel Jallah

National Coordinator for Data Insight (NCDI)

Mr. Jallah is a dynamic civil engineer and road safety professional with extensive expertise in data-driven solutions to enhance road safety. Currently serving as the National Coordinator for Data Insight at Road Safety Action International (RSAI), he oversees the collection, storage, and analysis of critical road safety data, enabling the design of targeted interventions and evidence-based policies.With a strong academic background, including a BSc (Honors) in Civil Engineering from Stella Maris Polytechnic University, Mr. Jallah has honed his skills through certifications from esteemed institutions such as the International Road Federation, iRAP, and the World Bank Group. His competencies span advanced data analysis, risk assessment, and the development of strategies that address high-risk areas and improve safety outcomes.

Miss. Patience Saylee

Deputy Director for Internal Governance

Patience Jehlue Saylee holds the position of Deputy Director for Internal Governance at Road Safety Action International, where her primary role involves enhancing the organization's effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability. In this capacity, she is entrusted with the strategic management of resources, encompassing both human and financial assets, to ensure the optimal functioning of RSAI. Patience's expertise extends beyond governance, as she is a certified road safety trainer and practitioner. Her commitment to road safety is underscored by professional training and certifications obtained from prestigious institutions, including the World Bank's Open Learning Campus, the International Road Assessment Program, and the Johns Hopkins Injury Research Unit. These certifications reflect her dedication to staying informed about global road safety standards and best practices. SMs. Saylee holds a degree in civil engineering from Stella Maris Polytechnic University, showcasing a solid academic foundation. Her educational background is complemented by a year of practical experience in environmental and social safeguards within the infrastructure sector. This experience positions her as a well-rounded professional capable of considering the broader implications of road safety initiatives and infrastructure projects.

Miss. Wrochelle C. Cooper

Deputy Director for Road Safety Awareness & Education (DRSA)

Wrochelle serves as the Deputy Director for Road Safety Awareness and Education at Road Safety Action International (RSAI). Within RSAI, her role involves reshaping and restructuring road safety education to make it easily comprehensible and practical for both adults and children. Leveraging technology and social media, Wrochelle is dedicated to developing contemporary content for road safety. Simultaneously, she holds the position of civil engineering Assistant at CEMMATS Group Liberia Limited, demonstrating a keen interest in transportation engineering, environmental issues, and social change. In the creative industry, Wrochelle has left an indelible mark through her freelance work in videography, creative directing, content creation, community management, and more.

Mr. Benedict W. Dargbeh

Deputy Director for Road Safety Advocacy and Policy (DRSAP)

Benedict Wonder Dargbeh is a passionate road safety practitioner dedicated to improving road safety and addressing sustainable urban mobility challenges. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Stella Maris Polytechnic University and serves as Deputy Director for Road Safety Advocacy and Policy at Road Safety Action International (RSAI). In his role at RSAI, Benedict works closely with government agencies and stakeholders to promote the development and enforcement of road safety laws and regulations, contributing to safer and more sustainable transportation systems. He is currently pursuing a dual degree in Sustainable Urban Mobility Transitions (SUMTs) through the EIT Urban Mobility Master School Programme, a two-year program tackling global urban mobility challenges. His academic journey includes:

• Entry University: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona, Spain.
• Exit University: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Benedict is also a proud member of the Global Youth Coalition for Road Safety and the International Road Federation (IRF) Young Professionals Program, actively championing road safety initiatives at both national and international levels.

Miss. Tina C. Smythe

Deputy Director for Traffic Accident Victims Assistance Program (TAVAP)

Tina Charlene Smythe is a dedicated road safety professional with nearly two years of experience supporting traffic accident victims in Liberia. As Deputy Director of the Traffic Accident Victims Assistance Program (TAVAP) at Road Safety Action International (RSAI), she has earned over eleven road safety certifications and successfully overseen the program’s planning, implementation, and evaluation phases. Tina provides counselling support to youth, adults, and minority groups impacted by traffic accidents, showcasing her strong commitment to their recovery and well-being. Tina is highly skilled in stakeholder engagement and influences data analysis to assess program outcomes and identify opportunities for improvement. Her expertise includes road safety and road audits, with a Road Audit certification earned in 2024 after completing rigorous training in Washington, USA. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology with a minor in Mass Communication from the University of Liberia, equipping her with valuable insights into the social dimensions of road safety.