Guinness Nigeria has announced the appointment of Olukemi Ogunsakin as its new Head, Corporate Communications, Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), reinforcing the company’s commitment to responsible growth, strong stakeholder engagement, and long-term value creation.
Ogunsakin brings over 14 years of professional experience spanning corporate communications, sustainability, corporate affairs, and business operations across the telecommunications and FMCG sectors. Her career is defined by deep expertise in stakeholder engagement, reputation management, crisis communications, regulatory relations, and the delivery of impactful sustainability initiatives.
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Speaking on her appointment, Ogunsakin described her decision to join Guinness Nigeria as purpose-driven and aligned with the company’s values. According to her, the organisation’s long-standing ambition to Build for More reflects a clear understanding that sustainable success must be responsible, inclusive, and anchored in long-term impact. She highlighted Guinness Nigeria’s focus on environmental stewardship, community development, and purpose-led brand building as key drivers of her enthusiasm for the role.
“I am excited to work with teams and partners to deepen impact, strengthen trust, and help shape a future where business success and societal progress advance together,” she said.
In her new role, Ogunsakin will lead Guinness Nigeria’s corporate communications, sustainability strategy, and CSR agenda, ensuring alignment between business objectives and societal impact. Her responsibilities will span internal and external communications, government and regulatory engagement, community relations, and the execution of sustainability programmes that support Guinness Nigeria’s broader corporate purpose.
Her appointment comes at a time when organisations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate transparency, social responsibility, and meaningful engagement with stakeholders. With her proven track record and cross-sector experience, Ogunsakin is expected to play a key role in strengthening Guinness Nigeria’s reputation as a purpose-driven organisation and a responsible corporate citizen.
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The appointment underscores Guinness Nigeria’s continued investment in leadership that combines strategic communications expertise with a strong sustainability and social impact focus, as the company advances its mission to create shared value for consumers, communities, and the wider society.
