Dayo Olomu is a Nigerian leading UK-based personal development and business transformation strategist. A great motivational speaker and award winning event presenter. He is also the best selling author of “4 Indispensable Strategies for Success” and audio program, “You Got The Power” which was sold in more than 180 countries by Success University (now known as World Ventures) in September 2008.
He sits as the chairman of Lambeth Group of Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) South London; Founding President of Croydon Communicators Toastmasters; and Member of the Governing Council, Davidson Primary School in Croydon.
Olomu addresses more than 100,000 people each year on leadership, personal and professional development, management, relationship, goal setting and achieving, strategic planning, social capital, time management, and many diverse topics.
The beauty behind Olomu’s impeccable style is a distinct sandwich of Nigerian and British culture, which gives his presentations a unique edge. This also enabled him to get his powerful message across to audience with receptive, passion, electrifying and substance. He has travelled across Europe, North America, Africa and United Arab Emirates helping professionals and businesses achieve extraordinary results, increase performance and profit exponentially.
Olomu in 2007 completed the Flora London Marathon to raise money and create awareness for Leukemia, and on 13 April 2008 he completed the Flora London Marathon again to create awareness and raise funds for Hearts of Gold Children’s Hospices, the first children’s hospices and respite care facility in Nigeria. In August 2011, he skydived to create awareness and raise funds for the Desmond Tutu Foundation.
Olomu is a graduate of Business and Industrial Law from the University of Lagos, and subsequently achieved honors from the University of East London with a degree in Business Information Systems and studied Coaching at Newcastle College. He went to University of Greenwich for his post graduate studies and London South Bank University for his Masters degree in Human Resources.
His long term goal is to space travel. He says, “Nothing will compare to seeing the earth from space”.
