Anderson Uvie-Emegbo

Dr Anderson helps people and organizations grow. He does this as a global disruptive innovation consultant, teacher, in-house company business mentor and Intrapreneur.

Since transiting from a career in medicine and surgery in 2007, Dr Anderson has become a proven disruptive global senior business executive with significant international consulting and teaching experience delivering enterprise-wide, groundbreaking, bottom-line focused results for premium brands, senior executives and decision makers in multiple sectors.

Since 2011, he has been a resource faculty at Lagos Business School, an international faculty at Strathmore Business School, Kenya and an adjunct faculty at School of Media and Communication, Pan Atlantic University where he continues to lead sessions such as Business Opportunities in Emerging Markets, Service Excellence, Advanced Selling and Relationship Management, Marketing, Digital Marketing, Digital Business, Outstanding Customer Relationship, Innovation and Strategy, Change Management, Transformational Leadership, Crisis Management, Crisis Communication and Employee Engagement.

Annually, Dr Anderson shares his insights with over 1,500 senior business leaders for which he continues to receive critical acclaim. He has been interviewed and quoted by leading media outfits in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria.

Dr Anderson holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Nigeria and a Post Graduate Diploma in Leading Innovation and Change from York St John University, United Kingdom. He is an alumnus of both the Lagos Business School (through the Owner Manager Programme) and IESE Business School, Spain (through the International Faculty Programme). He has certifications in Customer Experience Management and Information Technology Business Management (ITBMC) from the W.P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University, USA and Belmont University, USA respectively. Anderson has also attended the Design Thinking Workshop at Harvard Business School.

Prior to leaving medicine, Anderson practiced medicine and surgery for 3.5 years.