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Adedoyin Pearse brings 25 years of cross-border legal, venture investment, and strategic leadership to Africa's energy and industrial transition. Her edge lies in operating across every angle of transaction delivery: as counsel closing utility-scale power projects, investor underwriting emerging climate technology, and adviser shaping market policy.

Her focus spans energy and infrastructure transactions, regulatory and policy advisory, climate finance and carbon markets, investment structuring and diligence, and the governance frameworks that make projects bankable and disclosure credible.

Previously, as Global Investment Professional and Ventures Lead for Africa at Siemens Energy Ventures, she deployed over €50 million into green hydrogen, Power-to-X and climate technologies, and established the firm's venture presence in its leading African markets.

As pioneer Country General Counsel at Siemens Nigeria, she led legal execution on anchor national infrastructure programmes, including the Presidential Power Initiative, the Geregu II expansion and the landmark 461 MW Azura-Edo IPP, Nigeria's first privately financed gas plant. She began her career in energy and tax advisory at Deloitte and EY.

A 2024 Yale Climate Leaders Fellow, she serves on the NESG Industrial Policy Commission and the Lagos Climate Network Advisory Board, while mentoring clean-tech founders through Techstars, Village Capital, Rising Tide Africa and the AFARA Accelerator.

She is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, Associate member of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators of Nigeria. She holds an MBA from Universite Of Cambridge, an LLM in Petroleum Law and Policy from the University of Dundee, Scotland and an LLB from the University of Lagos.

Oluwatoyin Abegunde is a senior energy executive and strategic advisor with over 22 years of experience driving commercial strategy, investment opportunities, and business growth across Sub-Saharan Africa's energy and power infrastructure sectors. She brings a distinctive combination of engineering expertise, commercial leadership, and strategic insight to board-level discussions on growth, capital deployment, risk, partnerships, and energy transition.

Her advisory expertise spans market entry and expansion, project bankability, techno-commercial evaluation, transaction structuring, strategic partnerships, and energy transition strategy. She helps boards, investors, developers, OEMs, and public-sector stakeholders assess complex opportunities, navigate market and execution risks, align stakeholder interests, and translate strategic ambition into commercially sustainable outcomes.

As Executive Director of Sales at GE Vernova, she held P&L accountability for heavy-duty gas turbines across Southern and East Africa, led aeroderivative business development across Sub-Saharan Africa, pioneered BOOT and lease-to-own deployment models, significantly expanded the regional pipeline within two years, and secured the company's first small-scale LNG project in the region. At Siemens Limited Nigeria, she led the industrial gas turbine portfolio and facilitated the partnership underpinning Eko Disco's preferred-bidder selection.

Previously, at Accenture, she contributed to landmark national initiatives, including Nigeria's Vision 2020 Energy Sector Strategy, the Nigerian Gas Infrastructure Master Plan, and the NNPC Nigerian Content Development Strategy.

Oluwatoyin holds BSc and MSc degrees from the University of Lagos, an MBA from Business School Netherlands, a Cambridge Judge certificate in Circular Economy and Sustainability Strategies, and is a graduate of McKinsey Academy's Black Executive Leadership Program.

Ofonama Archibong brings 14 years of clean hydrogen expertise, climate programme delivery and policy design to Africa's energy transition. His edge lies in working both ends of the same problem: a delivery perspective on policy and a policy perspective on delivery, where most transition programmes in the region fall apart.

His focus spans hydrogen strategy and policy design, renewable energy project structuring, and delivering climate and clean energy programmes with government, donor, and multilateral counterparties.

Under the GIZ H2-Diplo programme, he led the development of Nigeria's Draft National Hydrogen Policy and ran four closed review sessions of the zero draft. He also leads a bilateral donor-funded climate programme in Nigeria, covering its climate governance and clean energy portfolios.

As Chief of Party for a USAID Power Africa health electrification alliance, he oversaw the electrification of 237 health facilities across Nigeria through four grantee organisations, secured follow-on funding through a local USAID mission buy-in, and led the multi-sector Coalition for the Sustainable Electrification of Primary Health Centers in Nigeria.

He is a COREN-registered engineer and a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Institution of Engineering and Technology, and holds a First-Class Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Greenwich.