Ufuoma Egbegbedia

Ufuoma is an Environmental and Sustainability Analyst with experience in environmental impact assessment, and corporate social responsibility, responsible for overseeing the environmental performance of private, public, and voluntary sector organizations. Experienced in examining corporate activities to determine where improvements can be made and ensuring compliance with environmental legislations across the organization to create, implement and monitor environmental strategies which promote sustainable development.

Ufuoma is currently pursuing a PhD in Sustainability with the Suffolk Sustainability Institute at the University of Suffolk. As part of her previous roles within the University, she has worked as a research assistant in the Leadership and Management Academy, Institute of Crime and Social Justice, and as a research administrator in the Institute of Health and Wellbeing.

Previously before joining the University of Suffolk, Ufuoma has been privileged to provide valued services to corporations on issues of environmental degradation, contamination, and sustainable development. With a strong background in social and environmental policies and proven business development acumen. Ufuoma is a seasoned sustainability personnel, familiar with local and international business potentials, favourably disposed to support the sustainable growth of both government and non-governmental organisations. Outside of work, Ufuoma is a member of the Anti-Racism Collective, an executive member of the Global Majority (Black and Asian Minority Ethnic) Group and the Society of Nigerian Students'.