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Dayo Olomu
Dayo Olomu, Chair, Black on Board Community UK; Board Member at Southwark Diocesan Board of Education, and Immediate Past Chair, Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD)...voir plusDayo Olomu, Chair, Black on Board Community UK; Board Member at Southwark Diocesan Board of Education, and Immediate Past Chair, Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) is an Organisational Development Specialist, an international motivational speaker, human capital development expert, corporate trainer, business mentor, executive coach, award winning event host, bestselling author, workshop facilitator, mindfulness enthusiast, mental health champion and keynote speaker on leadership and career progression. He is a strong advocate for mental health, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Dayo is also a people professional with specialist experience and expertise in employee relations, organisational development, learning and development, performance management and EDI.
A holder of 172 awards in 26 categories, he holds an honours degree in Business Information Systems, MSc in Human Resources, and an honorary doctorate. He is a Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (MCIPD) and a Fellow of the Institute of Information Management Africa (FIIM) and Member, International Leadership Association.
His purpose in life is to inspire people to raise and achieve their aspirations; impact the community through his charitable endeavours; influence change in the society through his expertise and improve performance and productivity.
Olomu’s consummate interests in research and writing has culminated in the publication of five titles, the latest book being the Amazon bestseller, ‘The Premium Leader: Leadership Attributes and Strategies for Today’s Volatile World.’
Dayo Olomu’s passion is raising transformational leaders, mentoring professionals, empowering youths, feeding the homeless, supporting the less privileged especially women and children, and encouraging more black people to become board members. A football enthusiast, Dayo is a long-suffering supporter of Arsenal FC.voir moins