NCF appoints Ogunsesan as Director Technical Programs

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The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) has  appointed Mr Adedamola Ogunsesan as the new Director of Technical Programs, aimed at advancing NCF’s key conservation pillars, including the Green Recovery Nigeria (GRN) Program.


The appointment, in a statement, said that the appointment, effective Jan. 1, 2025, will lead NCF’s strategic conservation initiatives and driving impactful projects.


“In this role, he will lead NCF’s strategic conservation initiatives, driving impactful projects that align with the organization’s mission to preserve Nigeria’s natural heritage and biodiversity.

 

“Mr Ogunsesan brings a wealth of experience in environmental management, conservation strategy, and technical programme implementation. 


“His leadership will be instrumental in advancing NCF’s key conservation pillars, including the Green Recovery Nigeria (GRN) Programme, species protection, climate change mitigation, and habitat restoration.


“Mr Ogunsesan has been with the foundation since 2011. Thus, giving him a good working knowledge of the organization and its project activities across the country over the years. 


“Prior to his appointment, he was the Technical Manager at Finima Nature Park where he oversaw daily operations, stakeholder relations, and biodiversity conservation efforts,”the statement said.



The statement also said that Ogunsesan is a seasoned sustainability and geo-informatics specialist with over 17 years of extensive experience managing diverse projects in biodiversity conservation.


“He also has extensive experience in wetland management, environmental impact assessment, and climate change adaptation. 

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