Trust & Safety to Brand Partnerships | Ex-TikTok & Meta| UK Global Talent |Navigating Networking, Online Safety, Corp Fashion & Visibility for the Corporate girlies | 1M+ Impressions, 500+ 9-5ers Trained

Call me Yoncé Noire 👑 
As a huge fan of Beyoncé (if you didn't get the reference) I believe in two things: standing out from the crowd and running the world.

I help professionals go from hidden gems to industry Icons.

Career Highlights 🎖️ 
✨ Lived in 4 Countries 🇳🇬 🇺🇸 🇮🇪 🇬🇧 
✨ Exemplary 7-year career in Law, & Trust and Safety
✨ Worked with 3 industry leaders: TikTok Twitter, Meta's Oversight Board. 
✨ Partnered with 10+ orgs : UC Berkeley, Oxford University, All Tech is Human, World Economic Forum, Trust and Safety Professional Association, Integrity Institute, Queen Mary University, The Alan Integrity Institute, Albright, Linkedin, Formula E, Andretti
 
✨ Nominated as "Trailblazer of the Year 2024" for significant contributions to driving impactful campaigns and fostering partnerships that empower professionals through strategic initiatives and advocacy.

As a global voice on career visibility, leadership, and modern professional development, I've built a brand that spans four countries, Fortune 500 companies, and global stages.

First Mission- To shape online safety, content governance, and technology policy frameworks for global platforms, advice on complex Trust & Safety issues, regulatory trends, and ethical tech initiatives at scale.

Secondary Mission- To redefine how professionals show up  blending ambition, authenticity, and main character energy to create lasting impact.

I partner with brands at the intersection of fashion, tech, and personal growth to build movements, not just marketing campaigns. 
Whether it's through powerful workshops, iconic storytelling, or strategic thought leadership, I bring the energy, strategy, and community you need to make your message unforgettable.

✨ Let’s build the future of leadership and visibility  one trailblazer at a time.

Pearlé Nwaezeigwe

Back home in Lagos 🇳🇬
Moderated 2 high-impact panels at the Diaspora Series hosted by Woodhall Capital .

This wasn’t just another panel.
It was a room full of decision-makers;diaspora leaders, investors, operators asking hard questions about Nigeria’s future.

Here’s what we explored.

🌟 Panel 1: Coming Home to Opportunity Fiona Uwagwu Egomaron Jegede PMP, DCE, CSM Eneni Oduwole QRD®, QRE®, FCRM, FICRS
What actually makes diaspora investment work in Nigeria?

The conversation centered on:
→ Rigorous due diligence (people, governance, risk)
→ Investing in products and platforms already shaping daily life
→ The urgent need for better data, especially in Africa’s fast-growing creative economy

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆?
𝗖𝗮𝗽𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗱𝗼𝗲𝘀𝗻’𝘁 𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗲.

⭐️ Panel 2: Navigating Nigeria’s Business Landscape Wole Abu Oyeyemi (Immanuel) Aderibigbe Oyinda Akanbi, FCCA
This was about mindset as much as markets.

We talked about:
→ The mental shift required to move back home
→ Letting go of anti-Nigeria narratives in favor of solution-building
→ Why we scale too cautiously for a country of our size
→ And how weak infrastructure limits our ability to compete globally — even in hosting world-class conferences

𝗕𝗶𝗴 𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘆. 𝗕𝗶𝗴 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗲𝗻𝘁.
𝗕𝘂𝘁 𝘄𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗯𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝘁 𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗲.

I also had the privilege of a fireside chat with Mojisola Elizabeth Hunponu-Wusu- President of Woodhall Capital Group.

Her message was clear:
→ Come home with competence, not just capital
→ Lead with structure, not sentiment
→ Identify what makes you different and be bold enough to disrupt

𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁’𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸.

The room was sold out, the feedback was strong, and the conversations were exactly the kind leaders are hungry for right now.
Thank you to Evelyn Oluwole Damilola M. Oguntade Tamilore Sophia Olalusi for trusting me to step in.

If you’re planning diaspora-focused events, AI-driven conversations, or economic-building initiatives in Nigeria for 2026 and need an event host/moderator, my inbox is open.

This conversation isn’t optional.
It’s essential.

Ps. my 1st question to the panelists: "what Afrobeat song is currently stuck on repeat on your playlist?"
Mine: "HEHEHE" by Rema, what's yours? 😆 

Happy New Year ✨

The most dangerous thing an entrepreneur can do in 2026?


Build a business based on 2023 logic.

The "hustle harder" era is dead. The "burnout for growth" model is failing. 

If your business relies solely on your 1-to-1 time, you aren't building an asset, you're building a cage.

On January 29th (7pm GMT. 8pm WAT), I’m joining Graphy Inc. and a panel of heavy hitters to break down the new blueprint for sustainable scale.

No B.S. Just the mechanics of:
1. The "Weightless" Skills: What actually moves the needle now (and what to stop doing).

2. Cognitive Load Systems: How to grow without your nervous system becoming collateral damage.

3. Resilient Income: Moving beyond 1:1 work to create true stability.

I’ll be sitting down with Chris Croft, Anmol Goel , and Romina Massa 🐙 to show you how to build a business that holds up while you actually live your life.

Ready to future-proof your systems?

👇 Register for the panel TODAY
Link in comments

2026 is the year you  strengthen your brand and  expand your network
Are you ready? 👀 


On Thursday, January 29th 7pm BST/8pm WAT, Graphy Inc. is hosting a free live panel for:
→ entrepreneurs
→ creators
→ professionals building something on the side (or thinking about it)


We’ll be breaking down:
→ modern branding that actually converts
→ intentional networking (without the cringe)
→ how to build in public and build systems that support growth

You’ll hear from three leading global experts who have:
→ raised over $$$ in revenue
→ 20+ years of combined experience building and scaling real businesses

 Bonus (New Year energy!)
To make this extra fun, everyone who registers is entered to win:
→ 1 free 1:1 call with me
→ 3 free copies of my branding book
I’ll also be keeping an eye out for familiar faces attending live on the 29th 

Save your spot here (it’s free): 
If you’re ready for a refresh or a reset this is an event you don’t want to miss.

P.S. Bring a friend who’s building something this year, the more the community grows, the better the conversation gets.

Sv Jhenkar, Olabisi Afolabi and 5 other attendees

View event: 2026 Ready; Skills, Systems and Income streams Every Entrepreneur needs

2026 Ready; Skills, Systems and Income streams Every Entrepreneur needs

The biggest mistake founders/creators will make in 2026?
Building alone

If you’re building in secret, you’re building for a graveyard. (yep, i said it 👀 )

The biggest shift we’ve seen this year isn’t AI, it’s the return to Radical Transparency. 

The founders winning right now aren’t the ones with the biggest ad budgets; they’re the ones with the strongest ecosystems.

I’m going deep on this with Graphy Inc. on January 29th. 

We’re moving past the "hustle" and into the Systems of Scale.

We are breaking down the 3 pillars:
✨ Building in Public: Why your "work in progress" is more valuable than your "finished product." It’s how you turn an audience into an army of advocates. 

✨  Network Leveraging: Your "network" shouldn't be a Rolodex; it should be a feedback loop. Learn how to bridge the gap between networking and true community. 

✨  Invisible Systems: How to build the infrastructure that handles the "boring stuff" so you can stay in your zone of genius (without the 2:00 AM burnout).



The future of business is collaborative, transparent, and systematized. 

Are you coming with us, or are you staying in 2023?
👇 Claim your spot at the table

NerdCop I Bridging Law Enforcement, Technology & Policy I Business Development, Strategic Partnerships & Community Engagement I Law Enforcement Executive & ICAC Commander (Retired) I Speaker I Raven

Debbie Garner is a technology advocate working in the private sector and non-profit arena, mobilizing a movement, and educating law enforcement officers and executives about solutions for modernizing their agencies. She utilizes her extensive network, experience, and knowledge to align the voices of law enforcement and technology providers, developing forward-looking strategies and driving awareness of how technology can keep our communities safer. Debbie is an expert translator between the private sector and law enforcement. She helps companies understand and market to law enforcement decision makers by facilitating dialogue and understanding among entities. 

She is currently focused on building an active collaborative community, advocating for solutions in the digital forensics arena, and leading a global discussion on the use of technology in the fight against child sexual exploitation. One of her primary objectives is to continue to protect children against online child exploitation while advancing the relationships of law enforcement, government, technology companies, internet service providers, and the public.

Previously, Debbie served as the Special Agent in Charge of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) Child Exploitation and Computer Crimes Unit and was the Georgia Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Commander. In that capacity she oversaw the state’s efforts to detect and investigate child sexual exploitation cases. Her leadership of the Georgia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (GA ICAC TF) resulted in the arrest of over 2,500 offenders. 

Debbie Garner’s career with the GBI spanned over 30 years. Prior to her time as the ICAC Commander for the State of Georgia, she had a variety of other assignments in fields such as narcotics, healthcare fraud, fusion center management, terrorism intelligence, officer involved use of force, and general investigations.

Debbie Garner is also an Instructor for Fox Valley Technical College and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. She is a Committee Member of the Georgia Statewide Expert Committee for Sexual Assault, Child Abuse and Human Trafficking. She is also a founding member of Raven, a 501(c)4 focused on legislative and budgetary changes affecting the fight against child sexual exploitation. Additionally, she is member of the advisory boards of the Techno Security and Digital Forensics conference and Revir Technologies. Debbie Garner attended the 267th Session of the FBI National Academy and remains active in the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA).

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