Oluwatobi Aigbogun is a strategist, advisor, and advocate for Africa's development. He works at the intersection of business, government, and social impact, helping leaders unlock new possibilities for growth and meaningful change. 

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With over 15 years working at the intersection of business, government, and social impact, Oluwatobi has become one of the most trusted voices in international development and strategic philanthropy. He has driven over £45 million in funding for transformative initiatives across Africa, Europe, and beyond, building coalitions that few thought possible and programmes that continue to outlast the conversations that started them.

 

From leading Africa’s philanthropy strategy at World Vision UK, one of the world’s largest humanitarian organisations to founding and leading Social Good UK as a United Nations Foundation partner, Oluwatobi has earned a reputation as someone who doesn’t just understand complex systems. He knows how to move them.

 

Today, he advises senior leaders, philanthropists, and institutions on strategic growth, diaspora engagement, and Africa’s development future, bringing a rare combination of operational depth, boardroom credibility, and genuine on-the-ground experience across three continents.

 

His commitment to governance and public service extends to the boardroom. Oluwatobi currently serves as a Trustee of the United Nations Association UK, Non-Executive Director of Healthwatch Greenwich, and Non-Executive Director of InfraSpotlight, roles that reflect his belief that lasting change requires strong institutions as much as bold ideas.

 

Beyond his advisory and governance work, Oluwatobi co-hosts the award winning Sustainability and Climate Podcast with Labake Ajiboye-Richard now with over 200,000 plays across 94 countries and ranked a Top 5 UK Education Podcast on Spotify. It is a platform built on one simple conviction: that the right conversation, heard by the right person, can change everything.