Paulina Quartey is a developing legal professional with a strong foundation in research, advocacy, and education-centered initiatives. She holds an LLB from Rhodes University, where she actively contributed to legal scholarship and student governance, serving as InCamera Editor of the prominent Rhodes University Law Society, a Legal Theory Tutor, and Administrator for the Rhodes University  Independent Electoral Board.

At Merton & Everett LLP, Paulina plays a key role in legal research, content creation for legal education, and community engagement. She has facilitated training sessions for local communities on environmental rights and for paralegals in understanding the criminal justice system. 

Paulina has continually honed her skills through professional development programs with ALX, Amalitech, McKinsey Forward, and Center for Higher Education CHERTYL. As an impact-driven thinker, she is committed to finding solutions that maximize benefits for society. Her career aspirations lie in policy advisory, specializing in environmental law, constitutional governance, tech regulation, and Educational skills-building. She envisions shaping policies that drive sustainable development, democratic reform, and equitable access to opportunities in Ghana and beyond.