




Ms. Tessa Henderson
CEO CEPS
Ms Henderson is a highly accomplished communications and media professional with over two decades of experience. Her extensive background spans broadcasting, media policy development, civil society engagement, research, capacity building, and strategic leadership. She holds a Master’s Degree in Media Leadership from the University of Cumbria, UK, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Media with a specialisation in Radio Production from the University of Chester, UK. Ms Henderson is an associate lecturer with the University of Seychelles (UniSey).
Beyond her professional achievements, Ms Henderson is recognised for her profound dedication to civil society. She has been very active in various civil society organisations, volunteering her time and experiences to the greater needs of citizens. She has also previously served CEPS as the Membership and Communication Manager. Her passion for giving back deeply aligns with CEPS’ core values and social impact goals.
Finance & Administration Department
The CEPS Finance & Administration provides a variety of services for the platform, and is responsible for human, physical, financial, and informational resources.
Communication & Membership Department
Responsible of managing and implementing a communications and networking strategic plan for CEPS. The department also oversee the identification, consolidation, development and operationalization of the membership plans, and the engagement of civil society in the work of CEPS.
Programs & Events Department
Manages and coordinate all CEPS programs, projects & activities of CEPS related. The office is managed by the Programmes & Events Manager, assisted by the Programme & Events assistant.
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