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Until her elevation to the new role, she was the Deputy Managing Director/ Chief Financial Officer of the company, where she played a key part in the growth of the company.
According to the statement from firm, the appointment is part of the move to reposition and consolidate on the strategic business growth trajectory of the company.
Ojulari is expected to bring to bear her 24- year cognate work experience, which cut across diverse sectors, including audit, automotive, hospitality, media, and service sector.
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Ojulari obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Finance from London South Bank University and became a Fellow of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants since 2008. She started her career in KPMG, United Kingdom, before moving to Bass Group Plc. as a management accountant in 2003 and, thereafter, Whitbread Plc, United Kingdom as a management accountant.
In 2006, she joined the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) as an analyst and rose through the ranks to become the Business & Corporate Planning Manager in the same organisation in 2009.
Upon her return to Nigeria in 2012, she joined CNBC & Forbes Africa as Chief Financial Officer, West Africa and later got promoted as the Finance Director, where she was responsible for the organisation’s administration and Human Resources Division for the West African region for 5 years.
Till date, she is a member of the Board of Directors of CNBC and Forbes Africa and advisory board of Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Program, a programme initiated by Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo and United Nations Development Program UNDP which seeks to tackle youth unemployment in Nigeria (2021 – date).
