Damilola Adenusi

Damilola Adenusi is a Research and Development expert with a proven track record in Project Management, Measurement, Assessment, and Evaluation. His experience spans over ten (10) years, contributing to project success and adding value. At the moment, he is the Principal Consultant at Primopt Consulting

Damilola obtained his first degree in Chemistry from Yaba College of Technology. However, he has engaged himself in several development courses both with physical and virtual attendance to obtain valuable skills in the development space. Some examples of the institutions attended are the Pan-Atlantic University, Philanthropy University among others.

As a research and Development expert, Damilola has made inputs into the success of several projects across various sectors. Such as

• Health

• Education

• Leadership

• Empowerment

• Community Engagement

• Research & Data Management

With the opportunities given to him, he has contributed to the success of several local and international projects. He achieved this by working as a member of project implementation teams but at other times responsible for the project implementation.

Damilola Adenusi has contributed to projects implemented for or on behalf of organizations such as:

• LEAP Africa

• Total Nigeria

• Freedom Foundation

• USAID/Pathfinder International

• Woman At Risk International Foundation (WARIF)

• Fidelity Bank PLC

• MTN Foundation

• Enactus Nigeria

• Speak Up Africa

• Gazzelle Academy

• UNFPA

• ACT Foundation

• African Women Development Foundation (AWDF)

• UN Women

Damilola started his journey in 2009 with Junior Achievement Nigeria where he served in several capacities on the project team. During the period, he received several awards individually and with the teams, he worked with. One of which was the Financial Literacy Challenge (Mobile App Development Competition) Sponsored by Visa and Supported by Co-Creation Hub Nigeria in August 2013, with the product More Than Money game app. He was honoured as staff of the year in 2012. The unit he supervised which handled the Financial Literacy programs for Junior Achievement Nigeria won the Junior Achievement Africa best practice award for two years in a row - 2011 and 2012.

Damilola has continued to add value by mentoring persons who desire a career in research and development. He makes out time to conduct capacity development sessions and review research documents.

He enjoys reading crime detection books and listening to good country music