In order to manage its new strategic goal and improve operational system, the foremost private consult in education and counseling in Nigeria, M-Solution Consulting International Limited, has appointed Mrs. Bushroh Okeowo-Bombata as its first Chief Operating Officer (COO).
The Chairman of the Management Board, Dr. Moshood Bello disclosed the new strategic plan of the organisation in a circular issued on Friday, January 6, a copy of which was obtained by Muslim News, noting that the appointment takes effect from Tuesday, January 10, 2023.
The new COO is taking over the running of operations from the Senior Partner of the Consult, Dr. Sulaimon Ogunmuyiwa, who stepped aside to focus on other projects in a sister organisation.
The statement read that Mrs Okeowo-Bombata attended Lagos State Polytechnic, Isolo where she obtained a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Banking and Finance.
She taught in two schools as a teacher for a while before venturing into counselling. Her zeal to impact lives and help people motivated her career change.
Mrs Okeowo-Bombata started her career as an intern in 2018; learning counselling rudiments at M-Solution Consulting International Ltd. Her crave for education and learning propelled her to obtain a certificate in Counseling and Relationship Management from the University of Toronto.
She is currently undergoing a rigorous counselling training at Blackford Centre for Counseling in the United Kingdom (UK).
Since her appointment then as an intern, she has performed brilliantly well with excellent drive that was instrumental to the organisation’s expansion of its operation in 2019.
Before this appointment, ‘Mrs. Bomb’ as she is popularly called was a Senior Counsellor at the Consult with specialty in Pre-Marital Counselling services for intending couples.
When Mrs Okeowo-Bombata settles down for business in her new office as Chief Operation Officer (COO); she will be tasked with the responsibility of overall execution of the management’s policies and strategic goals.
She will also be responsible for the continuous growth and development of the Consult as she identifies the gaps and opportunities for it across Africa. She will consolidate on her previous achievements and, as well, use her vast experience in counseling to drive the organisation’s activities.
Dr. Ogunmuyiwa congratulated Mrs Okeowo-Bombata, wishing her a very successful tenure in office. He further expressed his confidence in the new COO’s ability to uplift the standards of the Consult through her new assignment.
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