Temitope Nelson

Background

About Temitope Nelson

Experienced Data/Business Analyst with a 7-year track record of using Data-Driven Solutions for strategic planning, growth management, forecasting and project development complemented by achievement in conducting comprehensive research, collecting, organizing, manipulating, interpreting data and presenting insightful analysis on various types of statistical figures. I am creative in using analytical tools to analyze, interpret and visualize data/trends while leveraging technology to generate data-driven solutions, strategic decision-making and policy development. Committed to forming strategic partnerships for organizational advancement while maintaining a strong focus on customer relations to drive success and positioning as an asset that meets both the needs and desires of the organization, with an unwavering pursuit of excellence. I have a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Lagos and a graduate certificate in data analytics from ALX_Africa, which equip me with the skills and knowledge to conduct quantitative and qualitative research, impact and opportunity analysis, and strategic planning. My working experience across public and private sectors has helped him build exceptional collaborative and cross-functional skills to define and execute business development strategies and initiatives. I have worked on numerous organizations and social service projects with many local and international organizations including the United Nations, UNIDO, Deloitte Nigeria, University of Lagos, the US Consulate in Lagos, and Boston Consulting Group, to name a few. I founded Startups and Career Connect Initiative; an initiative i established to empower and inspire young people to reach their full potential in business and career growth through relevant digital and professional skills training and shared practices. Through his various initiatives and volunteering services, I have impacted over youths through Training and Mentorship platforms, assisted over 300 students in gaining admission to various universities, supported over start-up businesses in development and appeared on various radio programs and newspaper interviews to discuss business, economic issues, and society in general.