Adetola Abiade

Adetola is an accomplished executive with a proven track record driving business transformation globally. Over the years, Adetola has worked with a variety of companies, including JP Morgan, USAID, BNY Mellon, Merrill Lynch, State Street etc. where she’s helped solve complex challenges and implement lasting change.

With deep expertise leading enterprise innovation, human resources, change management, and IT transformation Adetola collaborates with C-suite leaders, senior executives, and teams to implement strategies, improve customer experience, and strengthen employee engagement. Known for her ability to roll up her sleeves, unpack problems, connect the dots, and create innovative solutions, she excels at guiding organizations through ambiguity and seeing new possibilities.

What sets Adetola apart is her unique ability to thrive in uncharted territories. She’s consistently been hired into positions to launch initiatives within companies that often didn’t have a blueprint to follow. Whether launching new global programs/products, driving change from the ground up, or coaching teams, Adetola approaches these challenges with grace, courage, deep understanding of organizational dynamics, humor, and a passion for people.

Adetola has built a reputation as a trusted advisor, executive coach, and thought leader, frequently called to share insights on leadership, business strategy, and navigating change. Known for her integrity, authenticity, and down-to-earth nature, AA builds strong, lasting relationships with colleagues and clients alike. She is passionate about creating environments where people can thrive, leading with gratitude, honesty, and commitment to doing what’s right.

Outside of work, Adetola enjoys giving back to her community, coaching young leaders, being a musician, her faith, and has dedicated her life to helping her family and friends succeed by living each day with the core belief in being a good ancestor. She was recently recognized by Providence College for a Public Service award because of her work serving others.