My journey into social impact leadership began in Nigeria, where my love for education and community first took root. In 2014, in response to a community need I co-founded the Helping Hands Project, an initiative that improved access to education and healthcare for over 300 children and their families across three underserved communities in Agboyi, Lagos state. At the same time, I ran my business, PGSL Education, an agency that helped students connect with global learning opportunities in Canada, UK and Australia. These experiences taught me that change begins when we create space for people to access opportunities and they feel truly supported with the right tools and resources. I decided to go back to school to deepen my knowledge and to equip myself with the right tools to further my work. 

​Today, I practice as a change and organizational development leader and social worker.  In my day job, I support women and their families in a healthcare setting as they navigate life transitions, including loss, pregnancy, medical diagnoses and settling in a new country.  In my private practice – ADABA Impact Inc – I support individuals , groups and organizations to identify strength and  build capacity for lasting success and impact.

​Previously, I served as the Director of Advocacy & Community Response at a women organization in Halifax, where I worked alongside community, business, and government partners to advance gender equity, advocate for inclusive childcare for children with disabilities, and tackle issues like housing, gender-based violence, and youth employment.