African Technology Business Operator | Business Leader | Awarded 35 Under 35 Exceptional Marketing Communications Professional in 2022
A visionary business leader with 10+ years of experience driving growth across Africa's fintech, banking, and entertainment sectors. Known for blending data-driven strategies with consumer psychology to build brands and forge impactful partnerships. Recognized as a BrandComm 35 Under 35 Marketing Communications Professional, Ladi holds an MBA from the University of South Wales and champions ethical, innovative practices in marketing. His expertise spans brand building, neuromarketing, and growth hacking, focusing on aligning business goals with audience needs.
Tailored campaigns for market penetration, user acquisition, and revenue growth.
Crafting cohesive brand identities that resonate across African markets.
Structuring win-win collaborations in fintech, entertainment, and telecom sectors.
Leveraging analytics to optimize campaigns and predict consumer behavior.
Marketing masterclasses for startups and corporates.
Mdundo (Music Streaming)
CoralPay Technology (Fintech)
Sterling Bank
TECNO Mobile
PalmPay
You're missing out on the potential of your ideas and your market. I can help you bring them to life. Book a call, and let me show you how.
Why Trust Drives $20 Billion in Transactions by Ladi Ogunseye
A Senegalese mobile money agent told me something that changed my thoughts about business success. He said, “Before Wave came, I made good money with Orange Money. I make less per transaction, but...
Read on SubstackThe Trust Lesson from Nigeria Silicon Valley Needs to Learn by Ladi Ogunseye
Nigerian users taught me something that Silicon Valley often gets wrong: they don’t want more features - they want the basics to work flawlessly.
Read on SubstackWhy Distribution and Trust Define Fintech Winners in Africa by Ladi Ogunseye
Every founder believes their product is different. They highlight the user interface, the speed, the compliance features, the innovation. Yet, in Africa’s fintech market, the best product rarely wins.
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