About Omoruyi Uwadiae
Omoruyi Uwadiae established his career focused on commercial growth topics, particularly sales and marketing, right after graduating from The Ohio State University – Fisher College of Business, Ohio, where he had a full scholarship and majored in Marketing, Logistics, and Finance with a minor in Communication. His postgraduate education was at Northwestern University – Kellogg School of Management in Evanston, Illinois, where he received an MBA with a triple major in Marketing, Strategy, and Economics. Uwadiae got his MBA in only a year and a half while working full-time at Global CPG portfolio company.
A high achiever, his love of learning and working is reflected by his incredible academic achievements during his six years of undergraduate and postgraduate education and as a young adult. In high school, he was involved in track and field, men’s volleyball, and community service clubs and was also elected Senior Class President.
Uwadiae’s strengths and expertise are anchored in data analysis, marketing, and management consulting across various industries, including consumer and eCommerce, tech, organizational and operational models, SEO, social media, career coaching, and omnichannel strategies. He enjoys the creativity, teamwork, data analysis, and cross-functional collaboration his work offers.
After graduating from Ohio State University in 2018, Uwadiae joined Proctor & Gamble in Seattle, Washington, as a Category Manager and Growth Analyst on the Amazon Customer Sales Team. During his two years in this position, Uwadiae orchestrated cross-functional collaboration with Sales, Brand and Product Managers, Supply Chain, and Finance for P&G’s $90 million beauty sector at Amazon, surpassing sales and share targets. At the same, he strategically managed marketing and distribution operations for over 200 new products, yielding over $3 million in first-year sales.
He also curated dashboards and dynamic models for sales Senior Account Executives, Directors, and other stakeholders, providing analytical business and competitive insights to enhance annual and three-year strategic roadmaps. Uwadiae partnered with the Analytics & Insights technical engineers to automate category segmentation using machine learning and artificial intelligence technology, with potential savings of 175 days of effort hours annually.
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