International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP)
Eniye Ogbebor LLM, ACIArb(UK) is a seasoned legal professional with extensive experience in public-private partnerships and infrastructure development. Currently serving as a Senior Legal Program Officer for Government Engagements at the International Senior Lawyers Project since June 2021, Eniye Ogbebor supports capacity building programs in emerging markets. Prior roles include Legal and Policy Advisor at the Ministry of Finance in Zambia, providing expertise in strategic infrastructure projects, and serving as Oxford Policy Fellow. With a strong background in corporate law, Eniye Ogbebor served as Group Legal Counsel for Ericsson in Sub-Saharan Africa, overseeing contract management and compliance across multiple jurisdictions. Educational qualifications include a Master of Laws in International Business Law from the University of London and numerous certifications related to public-private partnerships and arbitration.
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International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP)
The International Senior Lawyers Project provides pro bono legal assistance to governments, civil society organizations, and social enterprises in the Global South. ISLP’s leadership leverages global legal resources in alignment with client needs to support just, accountable, and inclusive development. We strategically mobilize highly experienced lawyers who advise our clients within carefully selected and structured projects, on an attorney-client basis in which the client is in charge. Our work spans five key focus areas to engage different strategies to help emerging economies make the most of economic development and to challenge both the economic loss caused by corruption, tax avoidance, inefficiencies, and power imbalances and the social harms caused by a failure to empower and respect the voices of marginalized communities. Our focus areas are: Natural Resource Management, Investment & Trade, Tax, Community-Inclusive Development, Anti-Bribery & Corruption, and Media Law and Freedom of Expression. For more information please contact us at info@islp.org.