Tayo Mustapha is a corporate governance, regulatory and capital advisory expert working at the intersection of startups, scale-ups and institutional growth. She leads the Company Secretariat and Governance function at Moniepoint, supporting board governance, regulatory strategy and cross-border expansion across multiple jurisdictions. She serves as Vice Chair of the Corporate Governance and Compliance Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law.

She has extensive experience advising C-suite executives and corporate boards, helping organisations navigate complex regulatory landscapes, strengthen governance frameworks and align business strategy with global best practices. With a strong background in corporate finance, fintech and commercial law, Tayo has played a key role in cross-border transactions, mergers and regulatory compliance initiatives, particularly in emerging markets, ensuring businesses remain legally agile in fast-evolving regulatory environments.

Passionate about the intersection of governance, technology and financial regulation, Tayo brings deep insight into how businesses can leverage regulatory technology to enhance compliance, mitigate risk and drive sustainable growth. A Certified Board Advisor with an LLM in International Commercial and Business Law from the University of East Anglia, she is a recognised voice on governance, ESG and sustainable growth, and has published and spoken widely on governance for scale, investor expectations and building resilient companies in African and global markets.

Chudi Ofili is the Founder & Transactional Architect of BACH Global, which provides independent judgement on the structuring and execution of cross-border transactions across African markets. The firm calls this discipline Independent Transactional Architecture™️ and works alongside investment teams, management teams and their existing advisers from structuring through closing.
Former General Counsel and Investment Committee member at Renew Capital, Chudi was previously a partner at Detail Commercial Solicitors. Dual-qualified on the New York and Nigerian Bars, his transaction experience spans multiple African markets and involves investors, companies and advisers across Africa, the United States and the United Kingdom. Amongst other facets, his work examines governance not simply as a compliance function, but as part of the architecture through which investors assess risk, allocate capital and protect value.

Davidson Oturu is a General Partner at Nubia Capital, a venture capital firm investing in technology-enabled businesses, where he has been involved in investment sourcing, due diligence, capital raising, transaction structuring and portfolio management. They have invested in over 20 portfolio companies, while also supporting them on growth strategy, investor readiness, corporate governance and access to capital. He also participates in angel investment networks and syndicates supporting early-stage businesses.

Davidson serves on several corporate boards in Nigeria, Ghana, US and Canada. His board experience encompasses corporate strategy, executive oversight, risk management, business performance and long-term value creation.
Previously, Davidson was a Partner and Head of the Technology and Emerging Businesses at AELEX, where he advised investors, financial institutions and multinational corporations on venture capital, mergers and acquisitions, corporate structuring and complex cross-border transactions.

He was the lead draftsman of the Nigeria Startup Act and subsequently appointed to Nigeria’s National Council for Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship. He also served on the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission’s FinTech Roadmap Committee for the Capital Market and is the author of Nigerian Fintech Law and Practice. His professional contributions have earned recognition in international legal directories, including Chambers, Legal 500, WTR 1000, IP Stars, Lexology (Who’s Who Legal) and IFLR1000.

Davidson holds an LL.B from University of Ibadan, an LL.M. from University of Cumbria and an MBA from the University of London.

Drawing on his experience as an investor, board director and legal adviser, Davidson brings a practical perspective on how effective corporate governance, transparency, accountability and institutional credibility influence investment decisions, strengthen investor confidence and improve businesses’ ability to attract and sustain capital.

Jen is the CEO of the International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN).

Led by investors with AUM of over $US 100 trillion, ICGN aims to strengthen markets and create long term value through effective corporate governance policy and practice. Jen represents ICGN on the Japanese Financial Services Agency’s Council of Experts and on the IFIAR stakeholder working group and the PCAOB IAG.

Jen joined ICGN from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, where she was EMEA Head of Stewardship, driving engagement, proxy voting and industry collaboration efforts. In that role, Jen was a member of the Investment Association Company Reporting and Auditing Group and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Investor Advisory Committee. In 2022 Jen was also a member of the US Council of Institutional Investors Corporate Governance Advisory Council.

Previously, Jen was Deputy Director of Stakeholder Engagement and Corporate Affairs at the UK Financial Reporting Council, responsible for coordinating outreach with the global investment community, listed company leadership teams and board members across all areas of the regulator’s scope. Jen led policy outreach on ESG, audit and reporting matters including the creation of the 2020 UK Stewardship Code and the 2018 UK Corporate Governance Code.

Jen started her career at PwC.

Jen holds a BA in Business, Accounting and Finance from the University of Newcastle and a Masters in Sustainability Leadership from the University of Cambridge.

Jenn is responsible for the firm’s approach to sustainability across corporate operations and client service areas, including investment management, advisory and personal investment platform services and retirement solutions. He is deputy chair of the firm’s Sustainable Investing Operating Committee and a member of its Enterprise Senior Leadership Team.

Externally, he is a Board Governor of the International Corporate Governance Network, a member of the Advisory Board of the Finance for Biodiversity Foundation and a member of the Advisory Council to the IFRS Foundation.

Jenn joined Fidelity International in 2007 from Norton Rose Fulbright, where he was a corporate finance lawyer advising on capital market and M&A transactions. He holds an LLB Law degree from the University of Durham.