GINA MENTOR POOL

Behind GINA is a bench of people who have already done the work; building sustainable ventures, leading climate strategy, shaping policy, and mentoring the next generation to do it faster and smarter. Our mentor pool brings that experience directly into the programme: real guidance, real networks, real accountability. Meet the people who show up for our fellows...

MELAYE OLUSANYA BABATUNDE

Chief Executive Officer at SGIL Lights and Energy Ltd

Mr. Melaye Olusanya Babatunde is an accomplished entrepreneur, business leader, and renewable energy professional serving as the Managing Director/CEO of SGIL-Solar Lights and Energy Ltd. He has extensive experience in solar power systems, energy solutions, solar street lighting, power backup systems, and project management. Under his leadership, the company has delivered solar energy and power-solution projects across several states in Nigeria. His leadership is guided by integrity, innovation, excellence, accountability, and a strong commitment to building sustainable solutions with lasting social impact.

OYEBOLA OYEDELE

Founder of Social Impact Steward (SIS)

Oyebola Oyedele is a social impact consultant, publisher, and event curator, and the Founder of Social Impact Steward (SIS), supporting nonprofits, social enterprises, and CSR-driven organizations. She has extensive experience in social impact strategy, programme development, project management, women and youth development, and nonprofit capacity building. She is also the founder and publisher of SISPIRATION Magazine, championing women’s visibility, storytelling, and empowerment across sectors. Through consulting, mentorship, and curated experiences, she creates platforms and opportunities that empower young people and women to build meaningful and sustainable impact.

Ineza Umuhoza Grace

Co-founder and Global Coordinator of the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition and the CEO of The Green Protector

Ineza is a Rwandan eco-feminist, climate researcher, and impact-driven environmental advocate focused on climate justice and policy. She co-founded the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition, connecting over 1,500 young people across 90 countries, and serves as its Global Coordinator.

She also founded The Green Protector, promoting youth climate action, environmental education, and participation in climate policy. She has been a member of Rwanda’s climate negotiation team since 2018, a Global Citizen Winner, and National Geographic-recognized changemaker.