Amram Musungu is a Kenyan-born, well-respected figure in our community, known for his dedication to service, politics, and family. He is a passionate volunteer, a committed civic servant, a loving husband, and a devoted father.
Amram currently enjoys working as an IT auditor with his colleagues at Tanner Accountants & Advisors, Utah’s largest public accounting firm. He teaches as an adjunct professor at Southern Utah University in the school of graduate computer science & cybersecurity, and he recently founded an international cybersecurity firm, BitGuard®.

Amram is the founder and president of The HELM Foundation Organization (501-c-3), a charitable organization dedicated to providing clean water and health supplies to villagers in Africa, as well as helping young people and women develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in today's fast-paced world.

Amram's involvement in politics is a lifetime love affair. He has served several years as a member of the GOP State Central Committee and ran as a candidate for president in 2018 in Kenya. Amram is known for his unwavering commitment to conservative values and his tireless work to make a real positive impact on the lives of people.

Amram's love of music led him to become a member of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, where he sang for twelve years. He is known for his beautiful second base voice and dedication to the art of music.

Amram taught Swahili language as an adjunct professor at the Brigham Young University School of Languages in Provo, Utah for eight years. He helps with Swahili language translations for the Department of Defense when needed. He is a board member for the Columbus Adults Education Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Amram co-wrote his critically acclaimed memoir, "Bridge of Miracles," which has been praised for its uplifting and inspiring message and has touched the hearts of readers around the world. His book won several awards, including the Illumination Book Award in 2023.

In addition to his many accomplishments, Amram holds undergraduate and Master of Accounting degrees from Westminster University and a Master of Science in Cybersecurity & Information Assurance from Southern Utah University.

Amram’s commitment to education and community service has been recognized many times over the years: he has been honored with the 2005 Distinguished Alumni Award from Ensign College; the 2010 Utah Women’s Alliance Award; the 2016 Graduate Outstanding Award at Ensign College, the 2023 AFRO Political Leadership Award.