Da-silva Abimbola

Da-silva Abimbola has diverse work experience in various roles related to business intelligence, data analysis, and operations management. Their most recent position is as the Head of Business Intelligence at Sabi, where they facilitate access to fulfillment, logistics, ERP tools, a B2B marketplace, data insights, and financial services for underserved merchants. Prior to that, they served as the Business Intelligence Manager at Rensource Energy, where they managed data, prepared reports, and analyzed complex data for business enhancement. They also worked as a Quality Assurance/Data Analyst at Jumia Group, a Lead Vendor Ops Excellence at Jumia Nigeria, and a Deputy Team Lead BI, Sourcing Associate, and Supply Chain Analyst at Jumia Nigeria. Their early experience includes working as a Loan Review Analyst at Skye Bank Plc, where they reviewed and monitored the bank's risk assets portfolio.

Da-silva Abimbola's education history begins in 2001 when they attended Queen's College Yaba, Lagos and completed their Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) in the field of Social Sciences in 2007. Following that, they attended Covenant University from 2007 to 2011, earning a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Demography and Social Statistics.

In terms of additional certifications, Da-silva Abimbola obtained the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (ICBB) certification from APMG International in October 2019. Da-silva also completed courses such as Big Data Foundations - Level 1 and SQL & Relational Databases, both offered by IBM, in October 2019. Furthermore, in 2014, they received PRINCE2® Foundational and Practitioner Certification Training from APMG International.

It is worth noting that Da-silva Abimbola's education history includes two unspecified institutions, APGM and Prince2, for which specific start and end years are not provided. At APGM, they obtained a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification in the field of Business/Managerial Economics. However, no degree name or field of study is specified for the Prince2 institution.