Chantelle K.O. Abdul, M.IoD

Chantelle Abdul is an international business executive, a serial entrepreneur, and a consummate businesswoman, with over 17 years’ experience in originating and operating hyper growth start-ups and budding companies across Africa, Asia, Europe & America.

She is a graduate of The George Washington University, College of Arts & Sciences where She bagged a bachelor’s degree in biotechnology & Economics. She also has multiple Management, Customer Engagement & Product-based training certifications to her name from the US, UK, Dubai, and South Africa.

In 2013, She helped set up the largest meter manufacturing unit, and since then, Mojec has been deploying over 2.4M meters annually into the Nigerian market to close the metering gap.

In 2017, She established Mojec Plastics and Mojec Meter Asset Management Company (M3AC) which interfaces with the Electricity DisCos.

She is the founder of Meter Service Hub, Konig Agriculture, Heiress Homes and Virtuitis Solaris; a renewable energy company established to reduce the energy poverty on the grid.

She is a recipient of several awards including the CEO of the Year award, Female Power Sector Pioneer award, the Next Bulls’ awards, and the 2022 Leadership Business person of the year award.

Chantelle is currently a life member of the Institute of Directors, Nigeria (M.IoD), and Chairperson, Board of Trustees of the Meter Manufacturers & Assemblers Association of   Nigeria (MMAAN).

She is the visionary behind Venture Women Fund, a pioneer Initiative whose goal is to create a more equitable entrepreneurial ecosystem for Women by providing access to resources such as capital, mentorship, and investment opportunities.