Opeoluwa Fayomi

Opeoluwa has just begun her Rainer Fellowship. The Fellowship is a one-year program that focuses on design for impact and strategy for scale. It consists of an intensive week-long retreat, structured work over the year, and another week-long retreat at the end. We'll add more detail on Opeoluwa's solution towards the end of his year with us.

About Opeoluwa

Ope spent seven years as a poultry farmer in Northern Nigeria, and saw firsthand the challenges smallholders face. Later, while working on a USAID project, she helped facilitate nearly $200M in financing for agribusinesses across Nigeria. She’s brought those experiences together—farmer, funder, and founder—to build Pulus. She’s also the Entrepreneur in Residence at Founders Factory Africa which works with a lot of early stage founders.