Leading Change Through
Organic Cocoa and Advocacy
The Yayra Glover Group is a values-driven enterprise operating at the nexus of
sustainable agriculture, ethical trade, and inclusive social development.
Who we are
Securing The Organic
Cocoa Value Chain
With footprints across Ghana, Switzerland, Germany, and wider African-European partnerships, the Group builds inclusive value chains that empower smallholder farmers, enhance ecological resilience, and connect socially responsible consumers with ethical, traceable products.
Founded by Yayrator Glover, a visionary in sustainable development and ethical supply chains.The Group is guided by a triple-bottom-line philosophy: People, Planet, and Profit.
Our Corporate Values
Integrity
We conduct business with honesty and transparency, ensuring that every decision aligns with our ethical standards. Our commitment to integrity builds trust with farmers, partners, and consumers alike.
Sustainability
We prioritize long-term environmental, economic and social well‑being. From regenerative farming practices to eco‑friendly processing, sustainability guides every step in our value chain.
Innovation
We embrace creativity and technology to solve real‑world problems. Whether through cutting‑edge agricultural inputs or pioneering new processing techniques, we constantly seek smarter ways to improve yields and livelihoods.
Community
We believe prosperity is shared. By empowering smallholder farmers, supporting local enterprises and giving back through education and health programs, we strengthen the communities that sustain us.
Message from our CEO
I am Yayrator Glover, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Yayra Glover Group. My journey stands at the intersection of scholarship and practice. Trained at the University of Zurich in International Relations, International Law(Public and Criminal), and Political Philosophy, I have dedicated my life to proving that knowledge must ultimately serve humanity.
In 2007, moved by the silent struggles of the marginalized, I pioneered organic cocoa production in Ghana. This was not simply an economic venture but a moral model,one designed to restore dignity to farmers and bring equity to the cocoa value chain. To me, every cocoa bean carries more than flavour; it carries the story of the farmer’s toil and the justice or injustice of the system that sustains it.
My philosophy is anchored in regenerative thought: the conviction that the earth and its stewards are inseparably bound. Through a circular economy, waste becomes nourishment, and profit becomes shared prosperity. By guiding farmers into agro-diversification and regenerative systems, I seek to transform production from mere extraction into restoration,yielding abundance that benefits farmers, communities, the environment, and global markets alike.
At the heart of my vision lies a belief that enterprises, when rooted in symbiosis rather than exploitation, can become agents of peace and progress. Such models safeguard the environment, elevate livelihoods, and provide tangible pathways toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
Today, my mission reaches beyond cocoa. I am committed to ensuring that Africa processes more of its resources at home,transforming cocoa into nibs, liquor, butter, and powder for African and international markets. Alongside this, I am championing diversification into crops such as spices, vitamin A–enriched maize, and orange-fleshed sweet potatoes. These are not only vital for local nutrition but also hold strong potential for export. Through this regenerative diversification model, I believe farmers can earn revenue beyond cocoa, improve the quality of their land, and build resilience against ecological, economic, and social shocks.
Drawing on my expertise in International Law(Public and Criminal) and Relations, I see clearly that the depletion of natural resources is more than an environmental issue,it is a potential seed of conflict. To protect the earth is to safeguard peace; to empower farmers is to disarm poverty.
This is more than a career for me,it is a consecration. I believe that agriculture, when wedded to justice and philosophy, can become the fertile ground from which humanity’s higher destiny is cultivated.
Yayrator Glover
Executive Chairman
Leading Change Through Organic Cocoa and Advocacy
Yayrator Glover, Chairman of the Yayra Glover Group, is a graduate of University of Zurich and an expert in International Relations, International Law, and Political Philosophy. Passionate about Advocacy for marginalized communities, in 2007, he pioneered organic coca production , ensuring fair farmer representation and resource sustainability.
Embracing agro-diversification, his circular economy model promotes regenerative systems, enhancing cocoa quality and societal benefits. Seeking collaboration, he aims to expand local cocoa processing and diversify farming with spices and nutritious crops, fostering resilience and sustainable livelihoods while advancing the Sustainable Development Goals.