Oluwatobi Edun is a purpose-driven engineer, consultant, and sustainable energy advocate with over a decade of experience across the energy, education, and financial risk technology sectors. His work focuses on driving systems-level change through sustainable innovation, strategic transformation, and leadership development.

As the Founder of Edun Enterprises, Oluwatobi empowers entrepreneurs, professionals, and students to achieve growth through systems thinking, introspective coaching, and collaborative leadership, while advancing future-ready energy solutions that strengthen Africa’s infrastructure and foster inclusive economic growth.

Previously, he was a Consultant in Deloitte Canada’s Strategy, Risk, and Transactions Practice, managing initiatives exceeding $500 million, implementing GRC systems, and supporting large-scale technology modernization to enhance operational resilience. He also coordinated the International Virtual Engineering Student Teams (InVEST) program at the University of Toronto, partnering with 16 universities worldwide, facilitating collaborative research, and earning recognition as a Global Engineering Deans’ Council Diversity Award finalist.

Oluwatobi holds a combined Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Toronto and has conducted sustainable energy research with Engineers Without Borders and Hatch Ltd. A Professional Engineer (P.Eng.), Project Management Professional (PMP), and Scrum Master (SMC), he has received the CXO 2.0 Outstanding Leadership Award (2024) and Fluxx Young Achiever in Energy & Technology Award (2025). He remains committed to sustainability, innovation, and youth empowerment as pathways to lasting societal impact.