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Across a multi-product lifecycle programme.
I am a lifecycle growth and automation professional based in Accra, Ghana. I design the systems that connect customer behaviour, product moments, communication channels, and commercial outcomes.
At Fido, I lead lifecycle growth and automation across credit, savings, business finance, top-ups, and device-financing products in Ghana, Uganda, South Africa, and Zambia. My work spans CRM strategy, journey design, segmentation, experimentation, funnel analysis, and performance measurement across SMS, Push, In-App, and Email.
I am most useful where growth problems are messy: when teams have data but lack a clear decision system, when customer communication is fragmented, or when a promising product needs a measurable lifecycle engine around it.
Across a multi-product lifecycle programme.
Ghana, Uganda, South Africa, and Zambia.
Across major customer lifecycle stages and products.
SMS, Push, In-App, and Email.
Lifecycle ownership across Personal Credit, EasySave, FidoBiz, Topups, and device financing.
Verified experience across lifecycle growth, digital commerce, company building, product marketing, and campaign analytics.
Own end-to-end lifecycle growth and automation across Personal Credit, EasySave, FidoBiz, Topups, and device-financing products in four African markets.
Analysed customer funnels and campaign performance, built targeted lifecycle interventions, and helped establish the automation foundation that expanded into the current multi-market lifecycle programme.
Led online sales and marketing strategy, customer-experience improvement, and the operating systems supporting digital sales.
Co-founded a technology-solutions company and led strategy, business development, finance, and project delivery.
Progressed through Campaign Analytics Manager, Product Marketing Manager, and Brand Experience Manager roles across analytics, product strategy, and customer experience.
One public-safe case study with the scale, architecture, and judgment exposed—without exposing customers or confidential company details.
Scaling 69 automated journeys across four African markets and five product areas.
A growing product portfolio needed coordinated customer communication across different markets, lifecycle stages, products, and channels.
Lifecycle strategy, automation architecture, journey design, orchestration, measurement, and optimisation.
Focused experiments in marketplaces, driver education, and disciplined decision support. Each is shown at its real stage.
A sports-facility booking platform built to replace phone-tag, uncertain availability, and manual reservation workflows with verified discovery, booking, and payment experiences.
Ghana-focused venture in development and early partnership building.
A mobile-first driver-education platform designed to help beginner drivers prepare for Ghana’s DVLA theory test through structured lessons, mock exams, and mastery tracking.
Pre-launch, Ghana-first product.
A private football-research product exploring disciplined second-half goal analysis through half-time statistics, market probabilities, model calibration, backtesting, and explicit decision rules.
Private research experiment.
I am interested in growth systems that make better decisions repeatedly—not one-off campaigns that happen to perform once.
Strong lifecycle programmes begin with what customers do, where they struggle, and what they are trying to achieve—not with a calendar of messages.
The value of automation comes from entry logic, context, sequencing, exclusions, measurement, and learning. Sending more messages is not the goal.
A growth system should make it possible to distinguish activity from impact. Clear baselines, experiments, holdouts, and outcome metrics matter.
A journey that works in one market should not be copied blindly into another. Customer behaviour, channel economics, product maturity, and local context change the answer.
Published essays on education, national development, and sports systems—grounded in Ghanaian context.
A case for transparency, legislation, and accountability in how Ghana awards educational scholarships.
Read on MediumA reflective letter on Ghana’s national identity, collective responsibility, and unfinished promise.
Read on MediumA proposal for a national inter-school football tournament modelled on Ghana’s NSMQ structure.
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I welcome thoughtful conversations about lifecycle and automation challenges, senior growth work, and product collaboration.