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How Joseph Afolabi is driving change at Finlogic with innovative leadership

Joseph Afolabi, the CEO of Finlogic Nigeria Limited, is a leader who believes in the power of innovation and teamwork.

Since founding the company in 2018, he has driven its growth through a combination of forward-thinking strategies and a deep commitment to his team and clients.

At the heart of Joseph’s leadership style is his belief in collaboration. “I enjoy working with others to find the best solutions,” he says. “No one person has all the answers, but together, we can achieve great things.”

This collaborative spirit is evident in how he runs Finlogic, encouraging open communication and idea-sharing among his employees.

One of Joseph’s key innovations at Finlogic was the creation of a comprehensive database using Google Query. This system automates accounting processes, filters data, and provides daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly performance overviews.

“I wanted to create a tool that would help us stay on top of our numbers and make informed decisions quickly,” Joseph explains. “This database has been a game-changer for us.”

Joseph’s ability to embrace new technology and ideas is a significant factor in Finlogic’s success. By making currency exchange between the Nigerian Naira and the Chinese Yuan more efficient, he has positioned the company as a crucial player in Nigeria’s financial sector. “Innovation is about finding better ways to do things,” Joseph says. “It’s about improving processes and delivering better results for our clients.”

Under his leadership, Finlogic has grown from a small startup to a thriving business with six employees and a net revenue of $270,000 in 2022.

Joseph attributes this growth to his team’s dedication and the innovative solutions they continuously develop. “Our success is a team effort,” he emphasizes. “Everyone at Finlogic is committed to our mission and works hard to achieve our goals.”

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Joseph’s educational background has also played a vital role in shaping his leadership style. With a Bachelor of Engineering from the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, and a Private Pilot License from Moncton Flight College in Canada , he brings a unique perspective to his work. “My education has taught me to approach problems methodically and think critically,” he says. “These skills are essential in business.”

Awards and recognition have followed Joseph throughout his career, highlighting his versatility and impact. He was named the Most Versatile Student at the College of Engineering, FUNAAB, in 2017 and a Sustainability Leader by United People Global in 2018. “These awards are a reflection of the hard work and dedication I put into everything I do,” he says modestly.

Joseph’s innovative leadership at Finlogic Nigeria Limited is a testament to his belief in collaboration, continuous learning, and embracing new ideas. As he looks to the future, he remains committed to driving change and finding better ways to serve his clients. “The journey is ongoing,” he says with a smile. “There’s always more to learn and more to achieve.”

Rachael Omidiji

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