LPB2027 Speakers

Tolu Enaibe

Tolu Enaibe is a leader, community builder, author and gospel artist passionate about helping people live intentionally and create impact.

With over 20 years of experience spanning the corporate, consulting and nonprofit sectors, Tolu brings a wealth of expertise in leadership, strategic planning, organizational development, change management and social impact. She currently serves as a Director of Programs in Calgary's Human Services sector where she provides strategic and operational leadership that advances housing accessibility, inclusion and community well-being.

Tolu is the visionary behind the Ladies Power Breakfast and The SisterFriend Circle, initiatives created to bring women together for meaningful conversations, connection, personal development and purposeful action. Her vision extends beyond networking; she wants women to become more intentional about the lives they are building, the contributions they are making and the legacies they are creating.

Tolu is deeply passionate about faith, personal growth, women's empowerment and community development. As a gospel artist and author, Tolu uses her music and guided journals to inspire hope, affirm identity, encourage people to embrace their God-given potential and be intentional about living a life that matters.

Doyin Omotara

Adedoyin Omotara is a women’s empowerment advocate, speaker, author, wealth coach and multidimensional entrepreneur committed to helping women live fuller, more expressive lives.

A wealth builder with a vision for lasting impact, she leads a growing ecosystem of businesses and initiatives that support women at different stages of life. After a successful career in corporate engineering, Adedoyin followed her passion for a fuller life and became an entrepreneur.

She is the CEO of AdoniaaBeauty, AdoniaaCollective, AdoniaaRealestate, AdoniaaFinancials and the UYB Community. Through these platforms, she invests in the dreams of girls and the strength, growth and economic wellbeing of women.

Drawing on her teaching, coaching and entrepreneurial journey, Adedoyin inspires women to discover their purpose, pursue their dreams and lead impactful lives. Her work has been featured in news outlets, magazines and on global platforms.

Yemi Adeyemi

Yemi Adeyemi is a medical doctor, public health leader, author, and speaker who brings practical insight and cultural understanding to conversations about wellbeing, identity, leadership, and purpose.

As a leader in post-secondary education, she oversees initiatives spanning health promotion, peer support, recovery, and spiritual wellbeing. Her career bridges medicine, public health, and higher education, with a commitment to creating spaces where people feel supported, valued, and empowered to grow.

Yemi is the author of Sex Education Can Be Afrocentric and Daddy & Periods, and creator of the Flow Game, an educational board game that makes menstrual health learning engaging and accessible. Her work equips families, young people, and communities to navigate conversations often surrounded by silence.

Drawing on her journey from clinical medicine to community leadership, Yemi invites audiences to reflect on who they are becoming, embrace the courage to evolve, and turn their sense of purpose into meaningful action.

Cat Seier

Connection Architect, The Connection Edge

Cat Seier helps professionals be seen, remembered, and trusted so doors open, opportunities come, and their names travel further than they do.

She helps professionals move from overlooked to unforgettable by building stronger connections, communicating with greater clarity and impact, and developing a presence that feels authentic to who they are.

Her approach is practical, human, and refreshingly real. She doesn't teach people to perform or become someone they're not. She helps them communicate, connect, and show up in a way that makes it easier for people to see their value.