My name is Chinasa Collins-Ogbuo (‘Nasa) – I am an empath, collaborator and connector. I am a woman on a journey, driven by my passion for fairness and the empowerment of humanity.
My raison d’etre – to use my voice as a catalyst for change in my country and continent; by advocating for policies and interventions that will champion fair access to economic resources irrespective of social background, ethnicity, or gender. I want to see an Africa with more empowered children and women, who are not stifled due to social norms and policies that disproportionately put them at a disadvantage.
‘Nasa holds an honours degree in Business Studies from the University of Liverpool, a Russell Group university in the United Kingdom and an MBA from the University of South Wales, England. She has over 14 years of professional experience working in financial services, development and consulting. She is ex-PwC and currently works at Africa Practice as a Senior Consultant, where she leads the Inclusion for All Advocacy Hub, an initiative that seeks to remove the barriers that prevent the inclusion of the poor and marginalised populations into the formal economy.