Guinness Nigeria Plc has appointed Olukemi Ogunsakin as Head of Corporate Communications, Sustainability, and Corporate Social Responsibility, a move officially announced on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, through the company’s LinkedIn page and internal communications channels.
The appointment, effective immediately, marks a strategic step in aligning corporate messaging, purpose, and long-term stakeholder engagement within the organisation.
In her expanded role, Ogunsakin assumes responsibility for shaping the company’s corporate communications strategy, leading sustainability initiatives, and overseeing corporate social responsibility programmes across Nigeria.
Her portfolio situates her at the intersection of reputation management, community engagement, and strategic communications, functions critical to the company’s ambition to balance commercial performance with social impact.
Ogunsakin brings over 14 years of experience spanning corporate affairs, communications, and sustainability, with a record of leading initiatives that integrate organisational goals with societal value.
Her appointment reflects Guinness Nigeria’s deliberate focus on embedding purpose and responsible growth into its corporate strategy, particularly as businesses in the consumer sector increasingly face scrutiny over social, environmental, and governance practices.
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Commenting on her elevation, Ogunsakin framed her new mandate as an opportunity to contribute to a purpose-driven organisation, emphasising that long-term growth and organisational relevance depend on inclusive and sustainable practices.
Her leadership is expected to reinforce Guinness Nigeria’s “Build for More” philosophy, which prioritises enduring impact for consumers, communities, and broader stakeholders while maintaining operational excellence.
By positioning a communications and sustainability expert at the helm of these interlinked functions, Guinness Nigeria signals its recognition that strategic corporate communications and purposeful action are inseparable in building both market trust and societal value.