Online Q&A With Hult DBA Students

Discover how the Hult DBA empowers accomplished leaders to transform deep expertise into research-driven impact — advancing both their professional influence and academic credentials.

In this live Q&A session, you’ll hear from two distinguished leaders who recently completed their Doctorates in Business Administration at Hult.

Dr. Afolabi, a visionary entrepreneur and Group CEO of Hazon Holdings, has spent over two decades driving innovation across Africa in sectors ranging from telecoms and renewable energy to healthcare and marketing-tech. As founder of GDM Group and the Eko Innovation Center, he has supported hundreds of global brands and thousands of entrepreneurs, shaping the region’s business ecosystem.

Dr. Uzor operates at the intersection of health innovation, public policy, and systems transformation. As CEO of Famacare, she leads digitally enabled clinics expanding access to care, while her advisory work has influenced national health financing models and systemic reform initiatives across Africa.

Victor Afolabi is a visionary entrepreneur, investor, and business coach with over 20 years of experience driving innovation across Africa’s business landscape. As Group CEO of Hazon Holdings, he leads a diversified portfolio spanning telecoms, renewable energy, healthcare, marketing-tech, and software development.

He is also the founder of GDM Group, a leading marketing, media, and technology consultancy serving more than 250 global brands, and the creator of the Eko Innovation Center, a major hub supporting thousands of entrepreneurs and strengthening the region’s innovation ecosystem.

Victor recently completed his Doctorate in Business Administration at Hult International Business School, graduating in October. He is a respected thought leader, mentor, and member of the Lagos State Science, Research & Innovation Council (LASRIC), contributing meaningfully to entrepreneurship and social impact initiatives across Africa.

Uzor works at the intersection of health innovation, public policy, and systems thinking — where access meets impact. With over two decades of experience across healthcare, insurance, and public-sector advisory, she helps organizations and startups rethink how care is delivered across Africa. As CEO of Famacare, she leads a network of digitally enabled clinics bridging everyday gaps in care, while her policy work has shaped national health financing models and community-focused reforms.

Uzor is about concluding a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) from Hult International Business School and a Master’s in Health Economics and Management from the University of Sheffield. She has attended numerous executive programmes in institutions such as Harvard University and Lagos Business School. Known for her clear-eyed leadership and practical approach, she believes systems should outlive their creators — and that reform is personal before it’s political.