Anointing Momoh (M.Sc, MPP, PMP) is Project Manager, Economist, Public Policy Analyst,Researcher and Data Analyst with experience in developing, supporting, and implementing policy research projects in various policy areas, from migration to transportation to education. He holds a Master of Public Policy from Simon Fraser University, where he received the program’s two most prestigious merit-based awards, a Master of Economics from the University of Ilorin, and a Bachelor of Economics and Statistics from the University of Benin.
Pearl Oraka (M.Sc), is a Communications and Media Professional with experience working in the International Development and non-profit sectors. She holds a Master’s degree in Peace and Development from the University of Ilorin and a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies from the University of Benin. She is passionate about education, equity, women’s empowerment, and environmental issues. Pearl works as a Communications Advisor for a BC Crown Corporation. She has extensive experience in developing and implementing multi-sector stakeholder communications and community engagement plans for government and non-government organizations.
Adedoyin Luwaji (MPPGA, PMP) is a Project Manager and Community Engagement Specialist. Doyin has extensive experience in research, evaluation, strategic planning, and project management. She takes a dynamic approach to research and project activities and has worked on diverse projects to address inequality and promote social justice. She is a project management professional and holds a Master of Public Policy & Global Affairs, and a Master of Science in Urban and Regional Planning. Prior to working at UBC, Doyin has held positions within the First Nations Health Authority, Office of the Auditor General of BC, and the United Nations Human Settlement Programme in Nairobi.
Olayinka Fasheun (MGB, PMP), is a seasoned project management professional with over eight years of experience in spearheading operational and technical projects across various sectors. Her expertise spans operations management, stakeholder engagement, and project leadership, underpinned by strong organizational skills. In her position as a Project Manager at the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) in British Columbia, Olayinka leads projects that aim to enhance healthcare efficiency across Indigenous communities in the province. Her prior experience includes managing significant projects for different government ministries, where she adeptly handled engagements with multiple organizations and navigated complex operational landscapes.