Janet Adu-Poku is an insurance executive, author, mentor, counsellor, speaker, and ministry leader whose life reflects a deep commitment to faith, service, and personal transformation. With over sixteen years of professional experience in the insurance industry, she currently serves as Regional Manager for the Northern Sector of SUNU Assurances Ghana Limited.
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Beyond her corporate career, she is passionate about mentoring individuals, strengthening families, empowering women, and helping people discover their God-given purpose. As the founder of WiseUp Consult, a pastor’s wife, and the author, Janet continues to inspire others through her work, ministry, writing, and advocacy for personal growth. Her story is a testament to the power of faith, resilience, and the belief that humble beginnings can lead to extraordinary impact.
Janet Adu-Poku, was born on 4th September 1983 in Takoradi, Ghana. Her story is one of humble beginnings, unwavering faith, perseverance, and purpose. Every experience, whether joyful or painful, has contributed to shaping the woman she has become today.
Janet Adu-Poku is the second of five children born to the late Mr. Anthony Sammy Amoah and Mrs. Emma Comfort Amoah. Growing up in a family where discipline, integrity, hard work, and faith were highly valued laid the foundation for the person she would become.
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Being the second child among five siblings taught her to be responsible at a tender age and nurtured qualities of leadership, empathy, and service that would later become defining characteristics of her journey.
Janet Adu-Poku grew up in Essikafoambantem No. 1, a suburb of Takoradi, where her family of six lived in a modest single-room home. Life was simple, and resources were limited, but it was within those humble surroundings that some of the most valuable lessons of her life were learned.
With her father, Mr. Anthony Sammy Amoah, working away from home, her mother, Mrs. Emma Comfort Amoah, became the anchor of her household teaching her kids the importance of integrity, discipline, respect, and perseverance.
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As the Regional Commander of the Girls’ Brigade in the Western Region, she ensured that church activities were central to the upbringing of her children. It was during those formative years, that Janet Adu-Poku made a personal commitment that if God established her and