Felix Ogbuji

Felix Ogbuji is a seasoned professional with nearly a decade of experience in business, AI, and cybersecurity training and mentoring, public speaking, entrepreneurship, and program management. He has mentored over 12,000 business owners and jobseekers across the United Kingdom, Nigeria, Scotland, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Rwanda, and Sub-Saharan Africa, specializing in creating business, digital, AI, cybersecurity, and social media marketing strategies that align with professional goals.

His interests span the Future of Work, Online Safety, EduTech, Business, Program Management, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Digital Trends. As a Google Champion and Certified Google #IamRemarkable Facilitator, Felix played a crucial role in the Google Digital Skills for Africa project, contributing to training and mentoring over six million people in Sub-Saharan Africa, for which he was recognized and awarded by Google SSA.

Felix holds key positions in Converge Africa, Eleme Creatives Community, and the Josiah Olu Foundation. He serves as a Business, AI, and Cybersecurity Lead Trainer and Mentor at Google’s Hustle Academy. Additionally, he was a finalist housemate on Africa’s Business Reality TV Show, The Next Titan Nigeria, Season 8. Since 2019, Felix has been dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs through programs like #SheMeansBusiness, the SLA Level-Up program, and Access Bank’s W-Initiative, where he has served as a lead trainer and mentor with She Leads Africa.

As a seasoned professional with nearly a decade of experience in business, AI, and cybersecurity training, mentoring, and program management, I am deeply committed to empowering women entrepreneurs. Having mentored over 12,000 business owners and jobseekers across Africa and beyond, I have seen firsthand the transformative impact of tailored support and guidance. My work with the Google Digital Skills for Africa project, where I contributed to training and mentoring over six million people, has further fueled my passion for bridging the gender gap in access to opportunities.

I am particularly drawn to the She Wins Africa mentorship program because it aligns with my dedication to empowering women-led startups. Through my roles in various organizations and initiatives like #SheMeansBusiness and the SLA Level-Up program, I have consistently worked to equip women entrepreneurs with the skills and strategies needed to succeed in today’s digital and business landscape. Joining She Wins Africa will allow me to continue this important work, supporting female founders in overcoming challenges, accessing early-stage financing, and achieving sustainable growth.