Adebayo Joseph is a development professional and social entrepreneur co-founding The Chosen Inspiraa Foundation, a hybrid social enterprise generating revenue through digital skills training while reinvesting profits into menstrual health solutions for vulnerable adolescents across Nigeria.
As Director of Programme & Operations at UN SDSN Nigeria, he leads national SDG advocacy programs that have trained 6,000+ youth and sensitized 500,000+ secondary students on quality education and sustainable development.
His entrepreneurial approach combines revenue generation with social impact: at The Chosen Inspiraa, fee-based vocational training services fund menstrual hygiene interventions, creating a self-sustaining model that has reached 15,000+ beneficiaries. He's trained 2,000+ out-of-school girls in reusable pad production, transforming them into micro-entrepreneurs.
As Programs Associate with She Leads Africa, he coordinates leadership accelerators empowering 1,000+ African women entrepreneurs annually. His work demonstrates that profit and purpose are not competing goals but synergistic strategies for sustainable development. He holds a B.Agric. from Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokota and completed Nonprofit Leadership training at Lagos Business School.
Adebayo Joseph is a development professional and social entrepreneur co-founding The Chosen Inspiraa Foundation, a hybrid social enterprise generating revenue through digital skills training while reinvesting profits into menstrual health solutions for vulnerable adolescents across Nigeria.
As Director of Programme & Operations at UN SDSN Nigeria, he leads national SDG advocacy programs that have trained 6,000+ youth and sensitized 500,000+ secondary students on quality education and sustainable development.
His entrepreneurial approach combines revenue generation with social impact: at The Chosen Inspiraa, fee-based vocational training services fund menstrual hygiene interventions, creating a self-sustaining model that has reached 15,000+ beneficiaries. He's trained 2,000+ out-of-school girls in reusable pad production, transforming them into micro-entrepreneurs.
As Programs Associate with She Leads Africa, he coordinates leadership accelerators empowering 1,000+ African women entrepreneurs annually. His work demonstrates that profit and purpose are not competing goals but synergistic strategies for sustainable development. He holds a B.Agric. from Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokota and completed Nonprofit Leadership training at Lagos Business School.