Omowunmi (Christine) Emmanuel-Ogah

Everyone should have access to basic health care and the vaccinations they need to not only survive, but also thrive, regardless of where they are. However, the recent pandemic disruptions, conflict, displacement, and rising vaccine misinformation have caused a backslide in healthcare and immunization, putting millions of people—especially children—at risk of deadly and wholly preventable diseases. As a result, millions of people miss out on life-saving vaccinations. The worst affected are the most poor and marginalized, who are most in need of vaccines and yet the least likely to get them. EXC Pharmaceuticals is aware of the mismatch between the supply and demand for vaccines and basic healthcare systems. The organization is working to alter this narrative for Nigerian communities under the leadership of Omowunmi (Christine) Emmanuel-Ogah. She transitioned from a full-time career to a full-time business that has experienced tremendous success in a short amount of time, bringing her more than 12 years of experience in New Business Development Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Sales Operations in the healthcare sector to bear on the management and operations of the business. Omowunmi is an astute and exceptional sales management professional with over 10 years of experience in the sale of pharmaceuticals and vaccines. She is highly skilled at negotiation, leadership, and working with cross-functional teams, with a strong interest in preventive healthcare and the use of technology in the healthcare industry. She is an authority on business strategy, client development, and stakeholder management, and she has facilitated collaboration with significant external experts in a range of healthcare environments. She is an accomplished professional with more than 15 years of experience in business development and management. She has a strong record of redefining business processes, putting effective business strategies into practice, and generating revenue. She is open to working with organisations and individuals who are interested in expanding the reach of basic healthcare and vaccines to communities across Africa.