Dr. Lola Dosunmu Adeyemi is a physician and advocate whose work has significantly impacted healthcare systems and communities in Nigeria and beyond. Her career reflects a commitment to equity, innovation, and mentorship, making her a prominent figure in public health and social entrepreneurship.

Dr. Adeyemi’s academic journey began in Nigeria, where she earned her medical degree from Olabisi Onabanjo University in Ogun State. Her passion for public health led her to pursue a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) at Johns Hopkins University, one of the world’s leading institutions for public health education. She further expanded her expertise by earning a Master’s in Sustainability and Environmental Management (MLA) from Harvard University, equipping her with the tools to address healthcare challenges through sustainable and innovative approaches.

Dr. Adeyemi’s career spans multiple continents and industries, reflecting her versatility and dedication to improving lives. She co-founded Magna Carta Health, where she serves as Chief Operations Officer (COO). Magna Carta Health focuses on preventative healthcare, bridging gaps in access to care, and leveraging technology to enhance healthcare delivery. One of her notable initiatives includes the development of Clinicgoto, a healthcare technology app designed to increase access to medical services and improve patient outcomes.

In addition to her work at Magna Carta Health, Dr. Adeyemi founded Mentoring Her, a social networking platform that connects female mentors with mentees. This initiative empowers women to pursue their dreams and maximize their potential, fostering a culture of mentorship and support.

Dr. Adeyemi has also served as a Special Adviser on Research and Innovation to Nigeria’s Minister of Education and the Minister of State for Health. In these roles, she has focused on integrating research findings into practical healthcare solutions, addressing systemic gaps, and fostering collaborations that enhance Nigeria’s research capabilities.

Dr. Adeyemi is deeply committed to addressing cervical cancer, one of the most preventable cancers globally. Through Magna Carta Health, she has led education campaigns, vaccination drives, and screening programs to combat cervical cancer in Nigeria. Her advocacy extends to global forums, such as the Africa Cancer Care Forum hosted by the White House and the World Health Organization’s Global Breast Cancer Initiative, where she has championed equitable healthcare access and innovative cancer treatment strategies.

Dr. Adeyemi’s contributions have earned her numerous accolades, including:

● Forbes Next1000 Honoree: Recognizing her as a healthcare innovator and entrepreneur.
● Global Achievement Award from Johns Hopkins University: Celebrating her impact on public health and social entrepreneurship.
● ICF Certified Entrepreneurship Coach: Highlighting her role as a mentor and advisor to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Dr. Adeyemi is passionate about empowering the next generation of leaders. She has mentored students and alumni from Johns Hopkins University and Harvard University, as well as participants in initiatives like MicroMentor and Apinke Girls Initiative. Her mentorship philosophy emphasizes the importance of representation, collaboration, and personal branding, inspiring women to overcome barriers and achieve their goals.