Elizabeth Onifade believes the future of HR lies far beyond recruitment, payroll and policy administration. For her, the profession's real mandate is to build organisational capability—ensuring businesses have the talent, leadership and workplace culture required
Isaac Adewumi is a content and sales conversion writer at XSITE Capital with over six years of experience working with SaaS brands, founders, and digital creators on customer engagement and retention. He is also the
Ifechidere Edeafia is a global HR leader and Principal Consultant at Corporate Sense; an emerging management consultancy dedicated to bridging the gap between people strategy and operational excellence. With a career across various sectors like
Felix Bissong (The GenZ HR) and Founder of Talent Factory –Nigeria's first cohort-based HR academy, is an Award Winning HR leader and Senior Recruiter with 6+ years of experience supporting startups, SMEs, and global organizations
Vivian Nwogu is a certified HR strategist and digital transformation leader with nearly a decade of experience reshaping how organisations attract, develop, and retain talent. A full Member of the Chartered Institute of Human Resources
Dare Adelaja is an HR Generalist and People Operations Professional with over six years of experience spanning recruitment, employee relations, and performance management. A Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria
The global conversation on the future of work must extend to the sectors that form the bedrock of our economies. For Africa, this means fundamentally reimagining the talent pipeline for agriculture - the continent's largest
Bolaji Shote is a seasoned Human Resource professional with over 20 years of experience leading and building HR functions across diverse industries. She holds a degree in Philosophy and Sociology from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife,
Inyang Sami-Orungbe is a certified retirement life coach who has dedicated her career to helping individuals transition confidently into life after work. With over 35 years of corporate experience, she now focuses on guiding professionals
Jamiu Akolade, a seasoned commercial lawyer with nearly two decades of experience, has built a distinguished career at the intersection of oil and gas, dispute resolution, and employment law. Called to the Bar in 2008
