With over 30 years of local and international experience on the cooking scene, Marie Thérese is the Executive of the Chain of Owners of Restaurants for the Promotion of Cameroonian Culinary Heritage (CRESPAC), member of the National Tourism Council (CNT), as well as Coordinator of the Cameroonian Federation of Culinary Arts and the promoter of the well-known Restaurant Bois Sainte Anastasie in Yaounde, Cameroon.

Born in 1972 in Burundi, Chef Kamwenubusa Jean Claude has five children and is self educated. He studied at Lycee of Kinama, the north of the economic capital, before he embarked on his love for the culinary arts.

Since 1994, the Chef undertook professional African kitchens in collaboration with André Maron, Chef at Milles Collines Hotel in 1996.

In 2006, he was at Top Hill residence as master cooker. He worked with the Office of the President in 2012. Currently, Jean Claude is Chef at the 4-star Best Outlook Hotel.

Born in 1977 in Benin, Georgiana lived a multiethnic childhood. She is self-educated and has three children.

She studied Communication in Paris for a few years before she went back to her first love, culinary art.

Since 2009, Georgiana has arbored professional kitchens of French starred chefs, such as Lionel Lévy (1 Michelin Star) and Sarah and Sylvain Sendra’s (1 Michelin Star).

In 2012, Georgiana opened her first restaurant Chez Georgiana and undertook different TV cooking workshops in Marseille.

Passionate about cooking since he was a child, Helton followed his passion by studying Cuisine and Pastry at the Culinary and Arts Ferrandi School in Paris.

Once completed, Helton moved to London for a six-month training programme in Culinary, HCCP and Industrial Quality at the prestigious Eastern College. Thereafter, the freshly graduated chef used his expertise and talent to open his own restaurant in Portugal: “Blitz”, a Dinner & Dance spot that served signature tapas and snacks.