In a world increasingly driven by data where technology shapes our understanding of the environment, Oluwaseun Ipede stands out as a visionary in the field of geo-informatics and environmental sustainability.
A first-class graduate of Surveying & Geo-informatics from Federal Polytechnic Ilaro, Nigeria, Oluwaseun’s career trajectory has been nothing short of remarkable. His career has been a testament to innovation, excellence, and an unwavering commitment to solving real-world challenges through spatial analysis.
Oluwaseun’s tenure at the Office of the Surveyor General in Gombe state during his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) did not go unnoticed.
From creating metropolitan maps to performing geospatial analysis for budgeting, his contributions significantly advanced the department’s operational efficiency.
A natural leader and problem solver, he also developed a GIS framework for data-driven decision-making. In 2020, he was selected as one of 1,084 Green Climate Ambassadors by the Climate Change Africa Opportunities Network (CCAO) out of 14,300 applicants across 54 African nations.
An honor reserved for forward-thinking young professionals dedicated to environmental sustainability. This achievement underscores his commitment to combating climate change through innovative applications of GIS and sustainable practices.
His dedication to environmental conservation and geo-innovation has garnered him accolades and opportunities to mentor emerging talents in the field. As a Green Ambassador, Oluwaseun champions climate-conscious practices while leveraging his expertise in GIS to inspire sustainable urban development. His work epitomizes the convergence of technology, sustainability, and leadership, making him a force to watch on the global stage.