Akinkunmi Akindiji & Kunmi

 


Akinkunmi Akindiji as a property investor, technology consultant, and avid F1 fan, Kunmi has a diverse range of interests and expertise. With a background in delivering projects across a variety of industries, including insurance, banking, telecoms, and automotive, Kunmi has a wealth of experience supporting enterprise scale digital transformation projects.

Holding an MBA from Cardiff University, he is well-equipped to navigate the business world and make strategic decisions. In addition, Kunmi has a passion for Africa and the potential for the continent to lead the way in technology and culture on a global scale.

In addition to his professional pursuits, he also served as a member of the Governing Board of St. John's CoE School in Muswell Hill, London. Kunmi's dedication to education and community involvement showcases his commitment to making a positive impact in the world.

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