Adewumi Ojo, ANIPR

Adewumi Ojo, ANIPR, is a marketing and communications professional with nearly a decade of experience spanning journalism, public relations, brand management, corporate communications, crisis management, stakeholder engagement, product launches, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and digital marketing.

He has built a distinguished career conceptualizing, developing, and executing impactful communication strategies that drive brand visibility, foster stakeholder trust, and support business growth for both consumer brands and corporate organizations.

He is adept at managing multi-channel campaigns, orchestrating high-level product launches, and leading corporate storytelling that resonates with diverse audiences.

Before joining WealthBridge, he held key communication roles across leading organizations, most recently as Corporate Communications and Digital Marketing Manager at Veritas Glanvills Pensions, where he worked on high-impact campaigns that enhanced brand visibility and digital adoption.

He has successfully managed communications campaigns for leading multinational and local brands, including Bayer Nigeria, PZ Cussons, and PZ Wilmar (Premier Cool, Devon King’s, Morning Fresh); Nigerian Breweries (Goldberg, Goldberg Black); and SystemSpecs (Remita). His work spanned the design and execution of integrated PR and marketing programs across both traditional and digital platforms.

Over the years, he has successfully supervised and executed several landmark PR campaigns many of which now serve as case studies highlighting innovative communication strategies and measurable brand impact.

A graduate of Mass Communication, Adewumi is an Associate Member of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (ANIPR). He holds certifications in Digital Marketing from Google, as well as in Digital Marketing and Communications from Piston and Fusion Business School. Additionally, he has received specialised training in Artificial Intelligence for Marketing Communications from the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON).