Olajumoke Mary Falodun

Federal College of Animal Health & Production Technology, Ibadan Collaborated on a qualitative systematic review of GIS-integrated carbon mitigation strategies for pond aquaculture in Sub-Saharan Africa, building understanding of sustainable food production systems at scale. Supported faculty in designing and executing research projects, managing documentation, departmental records, and coordination of research activities across a multi-disciplinary team.

Advise clients on tailored insurance and financial planning solutions, consistently maintaining a high client retention rate through needs-based consultation and proactive follow-up. Manage a portfolio of individual and SME clients, preparing financial reports and policy documentation with precision and attention to detail.

Client relationship management—skills transferable to stakeholder engagement within a corporate environment.

Supervised daily operations across 12 fish ponds, including feedings schedules, health monitoring, and water quality parameter testing—building practical competence in aquaculture production systems. Monitored dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, and turbidity levels, applying corrective measures to sustain optimal fish growth and reduce mortality rates.

Gained direct exposure to the link between aquatic environmental management and food production output—foundational knowledge for a career in food systems and quality.