Temitope Runsewe has over 15 years experience in the Financial Services sector. He worked at the Sage Grey Limited, a Corporate Finance & Financial Advisory company in Nigeria for five years prior to his role at Sage Grey Finance Limited as the Pioneer Managing Director. He led the Sage Grey Limited team in undertaking complex Corporate Finance transactions thereby facilitating deals in excess of $420Million and advising even significantly more deals including a railway deal, Power Generation Deals, Oil and Gas Deals including specialised Gas Development & Processing Deals, Manufacturing Deals and Financial Institutions optimisation deals amongst others.  Prior to his role at Sage Grey Limited, he worked as a Managing Director of First Asset Limited. First Asset Limited is a Finance, Advisory and Research Company operating and incorporated in Sierra Leone. Under his leadership, First Asset Limited offered services to Commercial Banks, Telecommunication Companies, Mining Companies and to Foreign Investors operating or proposing to operate in West Africa. First Asset Limited has worked with several investors and has successfully raised over $300 Million for several clients in West Africa mostly in Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Liberia. He also worked at Guaranty Trust Bank Plc’s International subsidiary, where he headed several groups and teams in the including Corporate Banking, Commercial Banking and Mining. He has attended several Credit Courses at GTBank Plc Lagos, The KRC Ltd Lagos, and Harvard Associates- Lagos amongst others. He has also attended several other courses including an Investment Management Training at Robert Kennedy College in Zurich Switzerland.

Temitope sits on the board of Directors several organisations including Balaah Hope Initiative (a Non-Governmental Organisation focused on Social Issues of the girl child) , SPL Utorogu Limited ( a JV Company with NCDMB processing 200MMSCFD of gas), Rungas Prime Industries Limited (the Pioneer Composite LPG Cylinder Manufacturing Company in Nigeria which was partly funded by Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board ‘NCDMB’ (The Nigerian Government Agency Managing the $700 Million NCDF Fund)), FREEE Recycle Limited (formerly Freetown Waste Management Recycle Limited –A Pioneer Recycling and Manufacturing Company), Splitmulti Limited (a fintech company) and OSNO Sunshine Biofuels Limited ( a Joint Venture Company with NNPC (Nigerian National Petroleum Company) and Ondo State Government) amongst others.