Godwin Ogedegbe

Background

About Godwin Ogedegbe

Godwin is a result-oriented Business Manager with Specialty in Sales and predictable Revenue growth for businesses. A fine sales coach and an award-winning gift mentor. Godwin is also a certified Business Analyst who leverages on data and content management to provide informed recommendations for business decision makers. He fully agrees with the Economist that the most valuable commodity in the world today, isn't oil or gold but data. With years of experience gathering data and managing the same for organizations in the Agro, Management Consulting and EducationTechnology (EduTech) sectors, Godwin has both seen and shown that data is indeed, king. His training and work experience has also taken him to the Oil & Gas industry as well as the Power and Energy sectors. Recently, Godwin was a guest panelist at Capstone Project Assessment in their ongoing Business Analyst Fast-Track (BAFT) training programme, as well as a guest speaker in one of the BACN Fireside chat series as organised by Business Analysts Community of Nigeria. In 2016, he volunteered with the African Entrepreneurship Awards, AEA as a regional mentor; twice he was Top Mentor. The AEA is a robust community of entrepreneurs and mentors in Africa and around the world, dedicated to helping African Entrepreneurs improve their business idea and achieve their goals of building something awesome in the continent. He was a Content developer at Young Achievers Academy (YAA) and a freelance Content manager for WAB Consulting, ASIN5 Incubators and Zebullion developers. In 2016, he co-organised the African Achievers Awards in Abuja. The Awards was previously hosted in Dubai, London, Nairobi and Accra. Godwin was a key strategist for the 2016 Abuja Colour Blast; a walk and fun event dedicated to raise funds and awareness for cancer. In 2015, He was engaged in Training Nigeria’s NYSC members on Entrepreneurship & Principles of business in Nigeria. His long-term goal is to see businesses operating in the critical sectors (Edtech, Food and Energy) in Africa manifest in their full potentials through increased revenues and impactful sales processes.