Girl Gone International
Teo Akinola is a distinguished professional with extensive experience in strategic sourcing and community engagement. Currently serving as Co-Founder of the Diaspora Solidarity Group, Teo emphasizes solidarity and real-time support. As Vice President of Digital and a Board member at GEYC, responsibilities include advising on annual strategy and representing the organization to key stakeholders. Teo further contributes to diversity and inclusion initiatives as a committee member at Europuls. With a solid background at Ericsson, Teo has held multiple roles in strategic sourcing, focusing on project execution and supplier selection. In addition, Teo manages community efforts at Girl Gone International and participates in emergency healthcare assistance with ExistaUnErou. Teo's educational qualifications include multiple degrees in Economic Relations, Financial Management, and Communications from various esteemed institutions.
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Girl Gone International
Girl Gone International is a thriving, fast growing worldwide non-profit community of 500,000+ international women with local communities in over 200 cities. GirlGoneInternational.com | Community representing, empowering and connecting women who live overseas | Magazine | 200+ Hubs | 4000+ free events per year GGI is an identity, a way of life, friendship and belonging. We are a a thriving culture of badass women who live, work, love and travel far from where we started - or want to…. We are a big, open, co-created volunteer network, an empowering peer-to-peer support system, an open sisterhood, an inspiring storytelling and wisdom sharing platform. We create local and global communities, 1000s of free, fun, super chill events, a free biannual digital lifestyle magazine with over 100,000 unique readers and a share via our social network with a monthly reach of up to 2 million. THE GGI TEAM IS MADE UP OF 260 COMMUNITY MANAGERS + ANOTHER 600 POWER WOMEN WHO RUN AND HOST 4000 IN REAL LIFE MEET-UPS PER YEAR! WE ALL DO IT FOR THE LOVE OF IT BECAUSE WE KNOW HOW ACCESS TO A COMMUNITY WHEREVER WE ARE CAN CHANGE OUR EXPERIENCE OF THE WORLD.