Adedoyin Odunfa
Leye Makanjuola
Foluso Gbadamosi
Dianah Ose Ngamdy
Alebiosu Akinyemi
Foluso Immanuel
Chairman
Adedoyin Odunfa
is a seasoned African business leader and tech entrepreneur with nearly three decades of experience in IT governance, risk management, cybersecurity, and business-IT alignment. As CEO of Digital Jewels, she has driven strategic direction, program management, and business development, expanding the company’s footprint across nine African countries. Adedoyin has significantly influenced IT governance structures, helping organizations enhance cybersecurity, improve service delivery, and increase ROI on IT investments. A sought-after thought leader and speaker, she has also built large-scale capacity in IT professionals and executives, contributing to industry skill development and best practice adoption across various sectors.
CEO
Leye Makanjuola
is a marketing and technology professional and a business-savvy leader. He studied media and communication at Pan Atlantic University, Lagos, and has earned marketing and digital transformation certifications from the University of Pennsylvania-Wharton, University of Virginia, and Boston Consulting Group. He holds an MBA from Said Business School, Oxford, UK. Leye has a wide array of skills, which include sales, negotiation, business analysis and development, project planning, and research. He has led consulting projects for brands like Daily Trust and The Leadway Group.
Director
Foluso Gbadamosi
is an accomplished business leader with expertise in business process management, technology, and strategic leadership. She has held executive roles across industries, including as Director of Business Process & Technology at Prime Atlantic, where she improved work efficiency by 70%. Foluso has also served as Executive Director at Industrial & General Insurance PLC, cutting costs and driving innovation. She holds a Master’s degree in Management Information Systems and a Bachelor’s in Computer Science. Additionally, she serves on the boards of prominent companies and is actively involved in community service and women’s leadership initiatives
Director
Dianah Ose Ngamdy
is an experienced administrative executive with over 15 years in client relations, administration, and marketing communications. She currently works in Public Policy for Meta, focusing on Africa, the Middle East, and Turkey. Her previous roles include Investor Relations Team Coordinator at DPI LLP and Head of HR/Administration at CBO Capital Partners. Dianah holds a Master’s degree in Media and Communications and is CIPD Level 5 certified. Additionally, she is an accomplished author, having co-authored a poetry collection and written a book of short stories. Her diverse expertise spans technology, aviation, and investment sectors.
Director
Alebiosu Akinyemi
is an accomplished financial services professional with over 10 years of experience. He holds an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA) qualification and is a CFA Level III candidate. With deep expertise in asset management, deal structuring, and financial analysis, he has worked extensively in equities, fixed income, real estate, and alternative asset classes. Akinyemi has held key roles at Leadway Assurance, including Regional Strategy Coordinator and Principal Investment & Strategy, where he led significant investments and corporate expansion across West Africa. His background also includes credit analysis and business development, with a proven track record of successful project management and strategic decision-making.
Director
Foluso Immanuel
is an accomplished leader with over 15 years of experience in global project management, procurement, market analysis, and human resources. She holds a Master’s degree in Global Management from the London School of Economics and has expertise in driving organizational efficiency and innovation. As a co-founder and Operations Director at Chari Holdings UK, she led the development of an AI-driven retail platform and secured government funding for the project. At Total Upstream Nigeria, she successfully managed contracts for major oil projects, including the $16 billion EGINA project, achieving substantial cost savings through strategic negotiations and procurement.
