A SHORT PROFILE

Anderson Uvie-Emegbo is a young, dynamic, human resource researcher, aspiring concept manager and social entrepreneur, who is in the final stages of making a career change from medicine to consultancy in order to help build the human and intellectual capacity of African youths. His sights are set on being a solutions impresario.

Consummately passionate about the need for Africans to play groundbreaking roles in the economic and intellectual empowerment of Africa, he’s set to see its fruition through capacity building, mentoring and social entrepreneurship.

A past Shell Nigeria and Exxon Mobil Scholar, Anderson has consistently demonstrated admirable visionary leadership skills, self management and organizational abilities. At home with people of diverse origins and backgrounds, Anderson is a prolific writer and proof reader. He is currently working on his first book, “Memoirs of a Corporate Doctor”.

Your quintessential public speaker, Anderson can be found regularly giving motivational talks to African youths, with whom he shares his vision of an African Renaissance.
As a proactive, versatile, highly resourceful, trainable, teachable, personable, enthusiastic, optimistic, intelligent, high value–adding team player with an innate flair for creativity, he passionately pursues excellence and the unconventional.