Wonders Ebimotimimowei Pibowei

Founder and Vice Chairman

A Vice-Chairman at the Lowase Management Consulting with a global track record in venture capital advisory, social entrepreneurship, sustainable investing, and organizational development. Has consulted for a Nigerian health & wellness company valued at U$D 4 million, enabling its plus 30% year-on-year growth. Has successfully managed 7+ EPIC contracts of U$D 20 million and M&A deal of 1 tech subsidiary with revenue of U$D 1.5 million at Strides Group Inc. Holds a Master’s degree in Financial Accounting at Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Diploma in National Health Laboratory Systems for Covid-19 at Empower School of Health Geneva, and Bachelor’s degree in Accountancy at Renaissance University Enugu. Completed executive education programs in Sustainable Finance at University of Oxford, Sustainable Development at Cambridge University, Women Entrepreneurship at Cornell University, Public Policy Analysis at National Institute of Public Administration Malaysia, Urban Agriculture Soiless at University of the District of Columbia, and Computer Science CS50 for Educators at Harvard University. Certified in Middle-Level Manager Training by World Health Organisation, Trustees Training by ICAEW UK, Financial Modelling and Valuation by Corporate Finance Institute, Sustainability Reporting by UNCTAD, Climate Smart Agriculture by UNCTAD, Climate Resilience Infrastructure by GEF, and Inclusive Cybercrime Policymaking by Chatham House UK.

Nigerian Focal Point at African Regional Partnership for Sustainability & SDG Reporting, and Steering Committee Member at Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience. Audit & Assurance Faculty Member at ICAEW UK and Academic Faculty Member at IAAER USA. Corporate Member of the Business Councils on Venture Capital, on Banking & Trade Finance, and on Sustainability & Environment at International Trade Council. Nigerian Member State delegate at International Telecommunications Union focus groups, and International Finance Corporation public consultations. Provides support to the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council, Wheeler Institute of Business & Development, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Portsmouth, and Hertfordshire University. Was Judge at Kellogg Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge from 2022-2023, Boardroom Advisor at 2021 Acumen IKEA East Africa Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator, and Judge at 2021 Google Africa Developer Scholarship. Was a Member of Chatham House Common Futures Conversation in Africa from 2021-2023, and Wiley Business Accounting Finance Advisory Panel from 2020-2022.

Wonders Ebimotimimowei is a member of the following Themes, Networks or Projects

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Adaptation of Coastal Areas

Coastal areas are particularly vulnerable to sea level rise, this community is to share knowledge and good practice of shoreline management and coastal climate resilience.  
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Adaptation on Small Islands

On the frontlines of the climate emergency, large ocean states are faced with specific challenges related to water, such as high exposure to storms, erosion and water scarcity to mention a few. 
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cape town - climate adaptation.

Urban Climate Resilience

Humanity needs to take up the challenge to work in partnership and pool its resources and innovations toward sustainable and resilient urban areas. Disasters, climate change, rapid urbanization, and other unsustainable development pose a serious risk to the prosperous future and livability of urban areas.
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delta 18 - climate adaptation.

Adaptation in Deltas

Deltas are particularly vulnerable to water-related climate risks. Delta networks and communities have identified several key topics to work on including subsidence, food security, and sea level rise. 
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