Ms. Aminat Olusola Adeola is a strategist, development executive, and social innovation leader with a strong track record in organisational design, public policy, and education sector transformation. She is the Co-Founder and former Executive Director of Designing Futures, an initiative focused on expanding access to education finance and improving learning outcomes through technology and teacher development. She has held leadership roles across sectors, including as Executive Secretary of Freedom Foundation, Head of Corporate Strategy at L.A.T Cleveson, and IVD Coordinator at FATE Foundation, where she led the design of an entrepreneurship fellowship based on the Stanford model of design thinking and venture creation.
Ms. Olusola currently serves on the boards of FATE Foundation, Kachifo Limited, and Black Pelican Limited, where she chairs the Governance, Audit and Risk Management Committee. She is a member of the Investment Committee of the Miller Center, supporting impact-driven ventures globally.
She holds a Master of Public Administration (Social Policy) from Columbia University, a B.S. in Foreign Service from Georgetown University, and is currently completing a Master’s in Biblical and Theological Studies at Wheaton College. She is a Kauffman Fellow and an alumna of the WIMBIZ Women on Boards Mentoring Program.
Her work spans strategy, education, impact investing, and organisational transformation, with a focus on designing inclusive systems that unlock human potential.