FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE —The Economic Club of Africa Network (ECAN) is delighted to welcome Chief Felix Oladunjoye to its Exquisite Circle.

A seasoned accountant, business executive, and export-trade specialist with over 25 years of leadership in the cocoa commodities industry, supply-chain management, and business strategy, Chief Oladunjoye is a dedicated supporter of community development, youth empowerment, and academic advancement.

His admission to ECAN reflects the Network’s commitment to bringing together accomplished and distinguished senior leaders from business, government, academia, diplomacy, and civil society who share an interest in advancing Africa’s economic transformation and strengthening the continent’s engagement with the global economy.

“We are delighted to welcome Chief Felix Oladunjoye to ECAN. His vast experience and leadership in international trade and logistics will add valuable perspective to our growing community of influential and ethical leaders committed to expanding opportunity, strengthening partnerships, and advancing Africa’s role in the global economy,” said ECAN’s Board Chairman, Prof. Fred Olayele.

As a member, Chief Oladunjoye will join ECAN’s growing international network and participate in its invitation-only dialogues, leadership engagements, convenings, and other initiatives connecting decision-makers and thought leaders across Africa and the global community.

Biography

Chief Felix Oladunjoye is a seasoned accountant, business executive, and export-trade specialist with over 25 years of leadership in the cocoa commodities industry, supply-chain management, and business strategy. A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), he began his career at Nigerian Law Publications before joining Cadbury Nigeria Plc, where he rose to Head of Commercial Operations for the Cadbury Group’s global cocoa supply chain. He is the Founder/CEO of A.Y & Rollys Ventures Ltd and President of Felizo Trading & Services Inc. (Canada), both successful enterprises operating in supply chain services, industrial equipment imports, cocoa trading, and real estate. He also chairs Josh Farms Nigeria Ltd and serves as Chairman of the Cocoa Processors Association of Nigeria, advocating for strong policies to support local cocoa manufacturing and exports. Chief Oladunjoye is a Council Member of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA) and a dedicated supporter of community development, youth empowerment, and academic advancement. He holds a B.Sc. in Accounting from Obafemi Awolowo University, an MBA from the Federal University of Technology Akure, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Business Strategy and Finance. He has received multiple national awards, including Export Promoter of the Year (2012) and the Cocoa Champion Award (2014).

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About ECAN

The Economic Club of Africa Network (ECAN) is a private, membership-based network dedicated to finance, innovation, and development. A strategic circle of influence, ECAN’s members are visionary leaders with a proven track record of excellence, influence, and integrity. Through high-level dialogue and curated engagements, ECAN provides a platform for exchanging ideas and advancing opportunities that contribute to Africa’s economic development and global engagement. Membership is by invitation only — and typically reserved for highly distinguished ethical leaders.

To learn more, visit www.econclubafrica.org