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Fred Ojigbani

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Fred Ojigbani is the Founder and CEO of Mainstream Careers Limited - an IT training company that focuses on coaching aspiring IT professionals regardless of their background and supporting them throughout their transition from newbies to IT experts.

Desiring to help individuals in his community transform their careers, Fred started coaching and mentoring individuals to become Business Analysts and PMO Analysts nearly 7 years ago. Since then, Mainstream Careers has successfully trained and mentored thousands of individuals, many of whom have now gone ahead to become well respected Senior Business Analysts, Agile Specialists, Project Managers and IT Consultants in their respective industries. Under his leadership, Mainstream Careers has grown from offering just one course in the United Kingdom alone, to now offering eight highly sought-after courses in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

Fred has over 10 years’ experience working in various consulting positions across the energy, charity, health and financial services sectors. More specifically, Fred has consulted for FTSE 100 companies such as Barclays Bank, Lloyds Banking Group and the Royal Bank of Scotland and has been involved in various major programmes, including EDF Energy’s £2bn Smart Metering Programme.

He obtained his Bachelors degree in 2004 and then proceeded to obtain a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the Coventry University Business School, Coventry. He holds an ISEB International Diploma in Business Analysis from the British Computer Society as well as various agile qualifications from world renowned agile bodies.

References[edit]

www.mscareers.co.uk


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