Susanna Oladejo

Oversaw a team of 12 across media, partnerships, research, and other functions for the LMUN 2026 conference, improving interdepartmental efficiency by 25%. Designed compliance trackers, managed external stakeholder correspondence, and implemented motivation checks that boosted staff satisfaction by 70%.

Supervised a team of 15 writers and editors, onboarding writers, coordinating task assignments, and ensuring deadlines were met. Maintained a central tracker for document versions and payment records, and served as the primary point of contact for the team.

Supported partnership development for two major Nigerian tech conferences, including sourcing prospects, managing outreach, and coordinating on-site activities. Provided executive support through calendar management, research, and preparation of materials for proposals and speaking engagements.

Conducted research and viability analysis of potential external and international partners. Successfully established a strategic partnership for organizational growth while managing communications with other prospects.

Generated and processed invoices and receipts, executed data entry and reporting, and maintained cost trackers to enhance financial management. Designed communication templates and compiled reports for client projects.

Improved process documentation by designing a standardized filing and correspondence management system, reducing document retrieval time by 30%. Directed recruitment for 150+ applicants and managed assignment of 170+ delegates.

Collaborated on planning and executing a career seminar with 30+ participants, and provided administrative support through research, report writing, and file organization. Managed correspondence with 60+ prospective attendees and co-led recruitment of new interns.

Developed a comprehensive sales strategy for the Youth Speak Forum 2025, including personalized proposals for prospective partners. Managed correspondence, led meetings, and established three successful partnerships in one month.

Pursuing a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree at the University of Lagos, with an expected completion in August 2026.