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  • CIPE Launches Africa Hub to Boost Economic Growth

    CIPE Africa Hub Launch

    The Centre for International Private Enterprise has launched its Africa Hub in Lagos, Nigeria, aimed at enhancing private sector growth and democratic stability. The hub consolidates CIPE’s expertise to foster collaboration, support various demographics, and drive economic development across Africa, leveraging over 40 years of experience.

  • Hon. Toki Mabogunje Appointed to University of Exeter Law School: Law 2030 Advisory Board

    Headshot of Mrs. Toki Mabogunje.

    Toki Mabogunje & Co. announces the appointment of Hon. Toki Mabogunje to the University of Exeter Law School’s Law 2030 Advisory Board. This strategic initiative aims to enhance the school’s growth, diversify expertise, and strengthen its academic environment. Mabogunje’s extensive experience and leadership will contribute significantly to this project.

  • TMC + SCALE 360º: A Holistic Approach to BDS

    SCALE 360 Class Participants

    The SCALE 360º Program, held from July 10 to August 13, 2025, taught five key principles for business development. Participants engaged in interactive sessions, peer learning, and received valuable benchmarking feedback, enhancing their professional skills comprehensively.

  • Mrs. Toki Mabogunje joins the B20 Task Forces

    Mrs. Toki Mabogunje joins the B20 Task Forces

    The B20 serves as the global business community’s platform supporting the G20 process. Mrs. Toki Mabogunje, serving on the Integrity & Compliance Task Force, represents African leadership in shaping impactful policy recommendations.

  • The Leading in a Mosaic World Podcast features Mrs. Mabogunje.

    Mrs. Susan Popoola (Left) with Mrs. Toki Mabogunje (Right) on the Leading in a Mosaic World Podcast

    Towards the end of April 2025, our Principal Consultant, Mrs. Toki Mabogunje, was invited as a guest speaker on the Leading in a Mosaic World Podcast by Ms. Susan Poopola. The topic was Breaking Barriers with Toki Mabogunje, but the discussion covered much, much more.