Dr. Dennis Edogun is a dynamic and results-oriented professional known for his energy, communication skills, and dedication to fostering intellectual development. With a diverse academic background in engineering, business management, and asset management, he obtained his doctoral degree from California Intercontinental University, focusing on entrepreneurship’s role in addressing youth unemployment and poverty. Additionally, Dennis holds an MBA from the University of Leicester and a master of technology in chemical engineering from the Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria.

With over two decades in the oil and gas sector, Dennis transitioned to education in Canada in 2019. Until August 2023, he served as a full-time faculty member at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, developing curricula and teaching Risk Management courses. Joining Conestoga College in September 2023, Dennis is now a Professor of Supply Chain Management.
Dennis’s research centers on leveraging entrepreneurship to combat unemployment and enhance the economy. He explores how robust supply chain management can augment entrepreneurial endeavors, emphasizing the role of risk management in organizational value enhancement.

Wei is a seasoned and pragmatic leader in business-technology transformation, with a strong background in consulting, modernization, and change management. Her expertise lies in product development, strategic management, business analysis, and program/project governance, particularly within the financial services sector, focusing on capital markets and wealth management.

Currently, she serves as a Director at Scotiabank, where she plays a leadership role in shaping global wealth management product strategy. In her previous roles, Wei managed global capital markets engineering and consulting teams, focusing on large-scale business platform modernization.

Wei holds an MBA from the Rotman School of Management, specializing in Consulting, Strategy, and Change Management. She also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from the University of Toronto and is a certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM).