ceo247frolic:
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President-elect Donald Trump On Friday appointed Nigerian man, Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi as member of the President’s Strategic and Policy Forum.

The Forum, which is composed of some of America’s most highly respected and successful business leaders, will be called upon to meet with the President frequently to share their specific experience and knowledge as the President implements his plan to bring back jobs and Make America Great Again.

The Forum will be chaired by Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Blackstone.



Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi, Chairman and Managing Partner, Global Infrastructure Partners.

1. Ogunlesi is the son of T.O Ogunlesi of Makun, Sagamu, Ogun State,Nigeria. His father is the first Nigerian professor of medicine. He attended Kings College, Lagos.

2. Bayo Ogunlesi is Chairman and Managing Partner of Global Infrastructure Management, LLC, which is a private equity firm with more than $35 billion in assets under management and invests worldwide in infrastructure assets in the energy, transport, and water and waste industry sectors.

3. Prior to founding Global Infrastructure Management, Mr. Ogunlesi spent 23 years at Credit Suisse where he held senior positions, including Executive Vice Chairman, Chief Client Officer, and Global Head of Investment Banking.



4. Mr. Ogunlesi serves as a member of the board of directors of Goldman Sachs, Kosmos Energy, and Callaway Golf Co.

5. Mr. Ogunlesi holds a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University, a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

6. Prior to joining Credit Suisse, he was an attorney with the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore. From 1980 to 1981, he served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable Thurgood Marshall, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

7. He was a lecturer at Harvard Law School and the Yale School of Organization and Management, where he taught a course on transnational investment projects in emerging countries.


http://www.newshelm.com/2016/12/adebayo-ogunlesi-7-things-you-should.html

ceo247frolic:
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President-elect Donald Trump On Friday appointed Nigerian man, Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi as member of the President’s Strategic and Policy Forum.

The Forum, which is composed of some of America’s most highly respected and successful business leaders, will be called upon to meet with the President frequently to share their specific experience and knowledge as the President implements his plan to bring back jobs and Make America Great Again. The next future president of Nigeria.

The Forum will be chaired by Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Blackstone.



Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi, Chairman and Managing Partner, Global Infrastructure Partners.

1. Ogunlesi is the son of T.O Ogunlesi of Makun, Sagamu, Ogun State,Nigeria. His father is the first Nigerian professor of medicine. He attended Kings College, Lagos.

2. Bayo Ogunlesi is Chairman and Managing Partner of Global Infrastructure Management, LLC, which is a private equity firm with more than $35 billion in assets under management and invests worldwide in infrastructure assets in the energy, transport, and water and waste industry sectors.

3. Prior to founding Global Infrastructure Management, Mr. Ogunlesi spent 23 years at Credit Suisse where he held senior positions, including Executive Vice Chairman, Chief Client Officer, and Global Head of Investment Banking.



4. Mr. Ogunlesi serves as a member of the board of directors of Goldman Sachs, Kosmos Energy, and Callaway Golf Co.

5. Mr. Ogunlesi holds a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University, a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

6. Prior to joining Credit Suisse, he was an attorney with the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore. From 1980 to 1981, he served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable Thurgood Marshall, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

7. He was a lecturer at Harvard Law School and the Yale School of Organization and Management, where he taught a course on transnational investment projects in emerging countries.


http://www.newshelm.com/2016/12/adebayo-ogunlesi-7-things-you-should.html

FlyoruB:
What sort of rubbish and nonsense is this. Donald Trump fall my hand. I was expecting an IPOB rep appointment for all their support. Yoruba people reaping where they didn't sow. Nah. Donald Trump, you really really fvck up, mehn.

optional1:
We go reach there soon day.

HtwoOw:
I once suggested that Buhari should look beyond Nigerian borders to look for great minds, this guy would have been a big fish, but then he's not been in Nigeria in a while, he might actually be useless

givan:
If u relate with Goldman Sachs in anyway, u're relating with a U.S earthly Cooperational god.

I think he's well read. An exception in his race

Godprotectigbo2:




WE NO GO HEAR WORD FROM OFONJAS TODAY

OKORO how market






after hating on TRUMP even there elder Soyinka said he will tear his green card if DOnald win but now they are all rejoicing .....now c una life ofonjas













never judge a book by its look

fkdmods:


That's where you ered. He is not a Nigerian. If he was, he would not have been appointed. It's just like calling Obama Kenyan. Smh

ceo247frolic:
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President-elect Donald Trump On Friday appointed Nigerian man, Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi as member of the President’s Strategic and Policy Forum.

The Forum, which is composed of some of America’s most highly respected and successful business leaders, will be called upon to meet with the President frequently to share their specific experience and knowledge as the President implements his plan to bring back jobs and Make America Great Again.

The Forum will be chaired by Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Blackstone.



Adebayo “Bayo” Ogunlesi, Chairman and Managing Partner, Global Infrastructure Partners.

1. Ogunlesi is the son of T.O Ogunlesi of Makun, Sagamu, Ogun State,Nigeria. His father is the first Nigerian professor of medicine. He attended Kings College, Lagos.

2. Bayo Ogunlesi is Chairman and Managing Partner of Global Infrastructure Management, LLC, which is a private equity firm with more than $35 billion in assets under management and invests worldwide in infrastructure assets in the energy, transport, and water and waste industry sectors.

3. Prior to founding Global Infrastructure Management, Mr. Ogunlesi spent 23 years at Credit Suisse where he held senior positions, including Executive Vice Chairman, Chief Client Officer, and Global Head of Investment Banking.



4. Mr. Ogunlesi serves as a member of the board of directors of Goldman Sachs, Kosmos Energy, and Callaway Golf Co.

5. Mr. Ogunlesi holds a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University, a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

6. Prior to joining Credit Suisse, he was an attorney with the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore. From 1980 to 1981, he served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable Thurgood Marshall, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

7. He was a lecturer at Harvard Law School and the Yale School of Organization and Management, where he taught a course on transnational investment projects in emerging countries.


http://www.newshelm.com/2016/12/adebayo-ogunlesi-7-things-you-should.html

fkdmods:


That's where you ered. He is not a Nigerian. If he was, he would not have been appointed. It's just like calling Obama Kenyan. Smh

davidif:


Nigerians seem to always seem to prefer home based players when it comes to governnance. Who better to reform a system than an outsider with a different way of thinking? You can't solve a problem with the same type of thinking that caused it in the first place.

If i were Buhari, my entire cabinet from Ministry of Defense to Education would have been outsiders. The Nigerian way of thinking hasn't done much for us since independence but yet this leaders still keep trotting out the same names.

fkdmods:


That's where you ered. He is not a Nigerian. If he was, he would not have been appointed. It's just like calling Obama Kenyan. Smh

MykOnyxo:


I heard he is the owner of Gatwick airport

emmasege:
Deep calls unto deep, says the Holy Book.

This implies shallow also calls unto shallow. Buhari can only call on Kemi, his type.

devilson:
chai,see Brain.why can't buhari make this guy our minister of finance instead of one olodo rabata called kemi adeosun.

people like this nd noi inspire me to av lot of degree in life,after law school am definitely traveling out to study economics nd I must still study other courses.



proudly omoluabi

devilson:
hahaha but afonja nd ipods are the most brilliant tribe in Nigeria.alimi's just dominate us politically but they are not as knowledgeable as us.



proudly afonja

givan:
If u relate with Goldman Sachs in anyway, u're relating with a U.S earthly Cooperational god.

I think he's well read. An exception in his race

Onechancearmy:
Wow! All these intimidating credentials! No wonder a certified i. d.i.o.t semi-illiterate a.b.o.k.i like the Daura D.u.l.lard did not appoint him as Minister of Finance in Nigeria because the D.u.ll.ard is scared of anyone more intelligent than himself.
Ogunlesi would have been an upgrade on Okonjo Iweala because he had a double first: First class degree in Law and First clasd degree in Economics.
America's gain is our loss.

fkdmods:


[s]That's where you ered. He is not a Nigerian. If he was, he would not have been appointed. It's just like calling Obama Kenyan. Smh [/s]

sukkottt:
yeah we tried the outsider thing with JAMES IBORI. it did not work. what we need are righteous men irrespective of where they are in the world.

Onechancearmy:
Wow! All these intimidating credentials! No wonder a certified i. d.i.o.t semi-illiterate a.b.o.k.i like the Daura D.u.l.lard did not appoint him as Minister of Finance in Nigeria because the D.u.ll.ard is scared of anyone more intelligent than himself.
Ogunlesi would have been an upgrade on Okonjo Iweala because he had a double first: First class degree in Law and First clasd degree in Economics.
America's gain is our loss.

FlyoruB:


See eh, it seems you have compresion problem, I didn't even mention that he's Nigerian. I said he's Yoruba (Yorubas are all over the World). Whether he's Nigerian or not does not take away the fact that he's Yoruba. Hope you have learned something.

davidif:


First of all, working for the ministry of finance might require to divest all his assets in his companies so as to prevent possible conflicts of interest.

Also, i doubt that he would want to taint his reputation and become minister of finance in a very corrupt environment like naija?
Can you imagine working for a boss who tells you to approve illegal transactions or tells you to look the other way while other people loot the treasury?

Another issue is that a brilliant guy like might not want to work for a micro-manager like Buhari. I mean why would he want to work for a give who won't give him free rein to recruit his team and do his job effectively without interference? Abeg, if i were in his shoes i would not work for a guy who constantly overrules your decisions despite the fact that i am more knowledgeable than he is.

I think the best thing might be for him to be an adviser to the president similarly to what he is currently doing for Trump right now. It won't make sense for him to stoop down to be earning significantly lower than what he is currently making right now.