2021
Documents MoneyAfrica’s mission
Explains in a Founders Connect interview why she chose to make financial education more accessible to African audiences.4
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Entrepreneur and financial educator
Oluwatosin Olaseinde
Founder and CEO of MoneyAfrica; World Economic Forum 2024 Young Global Leader
Oluwatosin “Tosin” Olaseinde is a Nigerian chartered accountant who became an entrepreneur in financial education. She leads MoneyAfrica, a platform that makes saving, debt and investing concepts more accessible, and also founded Ladda. The World Economic Forum selected her for its 2024 class of Young Global Leaders.1,2,3
01 · The profile
Background & perspective
Her chartered-accountancy background spans accounting, audit, financial management and taxation. In her first Founders Connect interview, she explains how that professional path and her own learning led her to discuss money in more practical language. MoneyAfrica became the main vehicle for that educational mission among African audiences.1,4,3
MoneyAfrica provides personal-finance content and learning paths, while Ladda extends the work through saving and investing tools. Her World Economic Forum profile identifies her as MoneyAfrica’s founder and CEO. Ooléle presents her broad principles while maintaining a clear boundary between financial education and advice tailored to an individual situation.1,3,5
02 · Verified landmarks
The journey in a few dates
A selective timeline established from identified sources.
03 · Ooléle
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04 · Transparency
Profile sources
- 01Oluwatosin OlaseindeWorld Economic Forum
- 02From Paralympian to Water Security Specialist: Meet the 2024 Class of Young Global LeadersWorld Economic Forum
- 03MoneyAfricaMoneyAfrica
- 04How Tosin Olaseinde is teaching Africans financial literacy with Money Africa #FoundersConnectFounders Connect
- 05How to Invest Through Inflation, Clear Debt and Still Build Wealth: A Financial MasterclassFounders Connect