Abosede George-Ogan is an accomplished tri-sector leader and development professional with over 20 years of experience in improving health, education, and economic outcomes across Nigeria and West Africa. She has worked in over 30 Nigerian states and five West African cities, ensuring that equity and inclusion remain central to all her initiatives. Abosede is known for her ability to apply a multisectoral approach to program management and policy implementation, effectively bridging the gaps between government, non-profit, and private sector interests.

Her expertise spans development communications, stakeholder management, monitoring and evaluation, fundraising, partnerships, and sustainability. With strong analytical skills, Abosede is also adept at team building and fostering positive interpersonal relationships, essential for successful program execution. Her work consistently demonstrates a deep commitment to creating lasting, impactful changes that address the root causes of inequality and poverty.

Abosede holds a degree in Political Science/Public Administration and an MSc in Communication for Innovation & Development from The University of Reading. She further honed her leadership and public administration skills through a Master in Public Administration as an Edward S. Mason Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. This academic background has greatly influenced her approach to development, enabling her to lead with both strategic foresight and a commitment to pragmatic solutions.

Throughout her career, Abosede has made a significant impact on both local and regional scales, building partnerships and advocating for sustainable solutions that promote social and economic advancement. Her leadership continues to inspire others, particularly women and marginalized communities, to take active roles in shaping their own futures.