U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol
Olufemi Abimbola, PhD, is an experienced professional in the fields of data science and environmental engineering, currently serving as the Metrics and Evaluation Lead (Consultant) at the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol. With a strong background in statistical analysis, machine learning, and environmental optimization, Olufemi has previously held senior roles at Syngenta, where advanced predictive models for water and nutrient management were developed. Academic qualifications include a PhD in Biological/Biosystems Engineering from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, as well as multiple master's degrees in Water Science and Environmental Engineering from esteemed institutions. Olufemi's career spans roles in various organizations, including co-founding Hextent, a research-focused entity in water and environmental projects, and contributions to significant agricultural and hydrological initiatives.
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U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol
To set a new standard that brings quantifiable and verifiable goals and measurement to the issue of sustainable cotton production that drives continuous improvement in key sustainability metrics. The Trust Protocol is a new standard that underpins and verifies U.S. cotton’s leading sustainability through sophisticated data collection and independent third-party verification. Trust in a smarter cotton future.