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Trustees serve without compensation. Each grant carries a named sponsor on the board.
Cofounder and Chairperson
Mopelola chairs the board of the Oribamise Foundation and sets the standard the work is held to. She leads on program design, community partnerships, and the health and family portfolio, and she signs off on every grant the foundation makes. She built the foundation around a simple observation from her own life: the gap between a capable...
Cofounder and Board Member
Victor is cofounder of the Oribamise Foundation and serves on its board, where he leads the education and technology portfolio and chairs the investment committee. He is the CEO of Kquika, an aviation artificial intelligence company based in New York whose Trakt system won the Aerospace Tech Review 2025 award for AI Visionary. He read...
Trustee, Data Protection and Technology
Oluwaferanmi Oribamise serves on the board of the Oribamise Foundation, where he leads the data protection and technology portfolio and reviews how the foundation handles records on the children it funds. He is a software engineer on the artificial intelligence team at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, where he built the platform that...
Trustee, Academic Standards and Evaluation
Udoh Akpan serves on the board of the Oribamise Foundation, where he chairs the scholarship selection panel and owns the method behind every figure the foundation publishes. He is an assistant professor of mathematics at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas, where he works on partial differential equations and dynamical systems....
Trustee, Operations and Program Delivery
Ayomide Oribamise serves on the board of the Oribamise Foundation, where he leads the operations portfolio and holds the foundation to the delivery timelines it publishes. He is cofounder and chief operating officer of Kquika, an aviation artificial intelligence company in New York, where the work is to make technical capability usable...
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