Mayowa Oyebadejo
About Mayowa Oyebadejo
VP of Marketing
Mayowa Oyebadejo serves as the Vice President of Marketing, where he is responsible for leading the marketing strategies and initiatives of the organization. He leverages his extensive background in consumer engagement and market analysis to develop comprehensive marketing campaigns. His role includes overseeing brand management, advertising, digital marketing, and customer outreach efforts.
Marketing Leader at NBCUniversal's Cable Portfolio
Before his current role, Mayowa Oyebadejo served as a consumer marketing leader within NBCUniversal's Cable Portfolio. In this capacity, he focused on understanding consumer behaviors and preferences to drive targeted marketing strategies. His responsibilities included developing and implementing marketing plans that enhanced viewer engagement and brand loyalty across NBCUniversal's cable channels.
Management Consultant at Boston Consulting Group
Mayowa Oyebadejo has experience working as a management consultant at the Boston Consulting Group (BCG). At BCG, he advised businesses on strategic initiatives, operational improvements, and market positioning. His consultancy work involved analyzing business data, identifying growth opportunities, and recommending actionable solutions to complex business problems.
Passion for Connecting with Customers
Passionate about understanding and connecting with customers, Mayowa Oyebadejo emphasizes the importance of customer-centric marketing. He is dedicated to learning about customer needs and preferences to tailor marketing strategies that resonate with target audiences. His approach involves comprehensive market research and direct engagement with consumers to build lasting relationships.
Hobbies and Interests
In his personal life, Mayowa Oyebadejo enjoys road trips in search of America's best meal. This hobby reflects his adventurous spirit and love for culinary experiences. Through his travels, he explores diverse local cuisines and discovers new dining trends, which also contribute to his understanding of regional consumer preferences.