The people behind the transition.

PhD, Biodiversity Conservation · University of Reading, UK

A technical professional with extensive experience managing biodiversity conservation projects, climate change actions and Net Zero operations. Dr Azin holds a B.Sc (Hons) in Forestry and Wildlife, an M.Sc in Wildlife Management and Conservation, a PhD in Biological Science from the University of Reading, and a Henley Business School leadership programme certificate.

She serves as Executive Director across the Livingstone Group, including Citi & Shelter Projects Ltd, Livingstone Estates Ltd, Solitaire Hotels and Suites Ltd, Livingstone Energy and Petroleum Development Company Ltd, and Livingstone Farms & Agro Allied Industries Ltd.

M.Eng, Petroleum Engineering · University of Port Harcourt

A petroleum reservoir engineer with over 30 years of industry experience. Mr Udoh began his career with Laser Engineering Consultants Nigeria in 1996, then joined Shell Petroleum Development Company in 2000 as a Reservoir Engineer attached to Exploration. He went on to spend nearly two decades at ExxonMobil, where he was Reservoir Technical Team Lead, ExxonMobil’s representative for fields operated by others, Technology Lead for the Development Group, and Production Advisor, until 2021.

He holds a Master’s and a Postgraduate Diploma in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Port Harcourt, and a B.Sc in Chemistry from the University of Calabar.

Chartered Accountant & Banker · Compliance & Risk

A chartered accountant and banker with 30 years of experience in international banking and business development, particularly compliance, corporate governance and risk management. Dr Ogunmola has held executive roles with First National Bank of Chicago and Barclays Bank in the UK, and was Chief Financial Officer for HM the Queen Mother’s Nursing Institute and Fund while based in London.

He is Senior Executive President of AFS Group and Group Chief Executive of Goldcet Africa Plc. He also chairs Zuluss.com, which oversees e-commerce growth across Nigeria and Ghana, and Osher Golden, which oversees its African operations.