Titus Olowokere B Sc - Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Class of 1987) Public Relations Officer, Great Ife Metro Atlanta Branch Titus Olowokere is a proud alumnus of the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University), where he graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering in 1987. He currently serves as Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the U.S.–Africa Trade Commission and as CEO of CrystalOrbit, Inc., delivering high-performance information technology solutions to clients across the public and private sectors. With more than 30 years of senior leadership experience, his distinguished career includes senior leadership roles at ipNX, Nigeria's largest fiber last-mile operator, where he directed initiatives in cloud-delivered services and broadband wireless technologies. He has also served as Regional Capability Area Lead at Accenture, held senior management positions within the State of Georgia's Office of Information Technology, and contributed his expertise at ClearOrbit in Austin, Texas, John Holt Nigeria PLC, General Motors, and UAC of Nigeria PLC. In recognition of his profound expertise and distinguished contributions to national development, the Federal Government of Nigeria appointed Titus Olowokere as a Member of the prestigious Technical Working Group (TWG) for the formulation of the Medium-Term National Development Plan (MTNDP) 2021–2025 and the transformative Nigeria Agenda 2050. In this strategic role, he played a pivotal part in shaping the country’s long-term vision for sustainable economic growth, policy innovation, and enduring national prosperity. A passionate Nigerian Diaspora advocate, he was a strong advocate of the Establishment of the Nigerian Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), where he still serves as member of the NIDCOME Think-Tank. within the diaspora community, Titus has demonstrated exceptional organizational leadership as former President of the Alliance of Nigerian Organizations in Georgia (ANOG), where he expanded membership from 14 to 43 organizations and pioneered signature initiatives including the inaugural Nigeria Unity Parade in Atlanta and the first Nigerian Community Leadership Development Forum. Recipient of the 2012 African Leadership Award and a regular keynote speaker at international forums, Titus exemplifies the enduring values of scholarship, leadership, and nation-building instilled at Great Ife. As PRO of the Great Ife Atlanta Metro Branch, Titus leverages his extensive experience in strategic communications, organizational development, and public policy to advance the association's mission of fostering enduring connections among alumni and advancing the legacy of Great Ife. He remains deeply committed to strengthening the alumni network and inspiring the next generation of OAU graduates.