“Do you know that being disciplined is a key attribute for leadership? The difference between who gets promoted in life and the other fellow will largely depend on their level of discipline (bearing other reasons).
Discipline is what makes you say ‘No’ when you ought to do so.” – Hannah Oyebanjo.
Born on 1st April 1966, Hannah Oyebanjo is a Pastor, Worship Leader, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Mother and wife to Pastor Ayodele Oyebanjo. According to her, she never allowed her humble beginning to deter her from achieving all that was written in God’s divine plan. In her words, “something must push you to success in life, hunger pushed me.”
She describes herself as an energetic strategist, mentor and coach who is passionate about corporate business growth and the individual’s career development. She had her first degree in Chemistry, though she wanted to study Medicine. Church Gist. However, she ventured into Marketing and started her career as an Account Director (Advertising) in 1992 with TBWA/CONCEPT. She worked there for 4 years before moving on to GlaxoSmithKline as the Marketing Manager from 2000 to 2004. She left the company briefly in 2005 to explore other career opportunities and returned back to GlaxoSmithKline as the Marketing Director from 2007 to 2011.
Currently she is the CEO of Redwood Consulting, and MD Nigeria, Republicom International Group.
As an author, she has written several books including, ‘Predictable Future’ (her biography chronicling her childhood experience) and ‘Careerpreneur – how to excel in career and business’. Furthermore, she is passionate about impacting the girl-child and youths which led to the establishment of her NGO, Predictable Future Foundation.
Despite her active engagement in the business sector, she is the Convener of Moriah Worship; Praying Parents Network; International Women Prayer and Co-convener of ‘When Women Worship Jesus’.
She got married to Pastor Ayodele Oyebanjo on 3rd April 1992 and the union is blessed with twin boys.
Sources: Predictable Future Foundation Page, Business Day Online, Hannah Oyebanjo Page
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