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Tokumbo Shobowale

Operational and financial executive leader in higher education and other mission-driven organizations

Tokumbo Shobowale is a seasoned manager and strategic planner with an extensive background in corporate, not-for-profit, and public-sector environments, specializing in renewables, power, and urban real estate development.

He excels in providing practical solutions and has a proven track record of bringing together diverse groups while identifying common areas of interest.

Tokumbo pursued his education at renowned institutions, including an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management, an MA in International Development from Columbia University, and an AB in Public Policy and Economics from Stanford University.

Additionally, he completed a program at Coro Leadership NY to further enhance his leadership skills.

Throughout his career, Tokumbo has held several key positions, such as Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President at Fordham University, Executive Vice President for Business and Operations at The New School, and Chief Business Operations Officer at the City of New York under the Office of the Mayor.

He has also served as the Chief of Staff for Economic Development, Chief Operating Officer, and Executive Vice President at the New York City Economic Development Corporation.

Furthermore, Tokumbo has contributed his expertise as the Founding Chair of the Board of Directors at Leadership Prep Charter Schools, Vice President, and Project Manager at the New York City Economic Development Corporation, as well as in roles at Dalberg Development, McKinsey & Co., and the World Resources Institute.

Highlights

Apr 23 · linkedin

We're #hiring for a particularly important role, given what is happening around the country and the world. Know anyone who might be interested?

The FitzSimons Presidential Initiative on Civics and Civility will position Fordham University as a national leader on the issue of responsible citizenship and civics education. It seeks to address head-on the diminishing awareness and understanding our students have about how our government and political systems work and to battle against rising cynicism and distrust of key institutions. It will also address the extreme political partisanship that has seeped into our national narrative, help students navigate slanted news and toxic social media, and learn to engage with civility and respect.

Jan 29 · linkedin

Given recent unfortunate events, particularly in higher education, it is nice to read a more encouraging article about the strength of women in leadership:

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Brooklyn, New York, United States