Sam 'Dele-Ogunti

Sam 'Dele-Ogunti has diverse work experience in various industries.

In 2010, Sam worked as a Data Analyst at TARA Market Research Consults, where they generated data summaries and made recommendations for improving data collection and analysis.

From 2011 to 2012, Sam worked as a KYC agent at MTN and from 2012 to 2013, they served as a KYC agent at Airtel Nigeria, where they were responsible for customer verification.

In 2013, Sam had a data entry role at Globacom.

In 2016, Sam served as the Deputy Senate President at the Law Students' Society, University of Lagos, where they chaired the constitution amendment committee and developed a mobile application for the constitution.

In 2018, Sam had two internships. At Olaniwun Ajayi LP, they worked as a Summer Intern in the M&A and Private Equity department, assisting with legal research and due diligence. They also had a brief Graduate Internship at Babalakin & Co. Legal Practitioners, where they conducted legal research and assisted in preparing court documents for dispute resolution cases.

From 2021 to 2022, Sam worked as a Legal Business Associate at BusinessDay, where they conducted data-driven analysis and assisted in article development and special editorial projects.

Currently, Sam works as a Corporate Finance Analyst at Cedrus Group Africa, starting in 2022. The details of this role are not provided.

Overall, Sam 'Dele-Ogunti has gained experience in legal research, dispute resolution, journalism, data analysis, customer verification, and finance throughout their career.

Sam 'Dele-Ogunti has a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree in Law from the University of Lagos. Following that, they attended the Nigerian Law School and obtained a Barrister at Law (BL) degree in Law. In addition, Sam has obtained several certifications, including the CFA Investment Foundations from the CFA Institute, the Certificate of National Service from the National Youth Service Corps, the Harvard CopyrightX from Harvard Law School, the Intensive Certificate Course on Data Protection from the University of Lagos, and the Qualifying Certificate from the Nigerian Law School. The specific months and years of obtaining these certifications are not provided.