Modupe Gbadeyanka
By Modupe Gbadeyanka
Mrs Victoria Abiola Ajayi has been appointed as the new chief executive of TVC Communications, a senior member of the Lagos-based broadcast station, Mr Babajide Kolade-Otitiju, has disclosed.
Her appointment, it was gathered, becomes effective Wednesday, May 1, 2024.
She will be expected to use her experience, including her training in the United Kingdom, to “take the company to new frontiers of profitability and sustainability,” according to Mr Kolade-Otitiju.
Business Post learned that she will oversee the subsidiaries of the broadcast powerhouse, which include TVC News, TVC Entertainment, Max FM, and Adaba FM.
The seasoned finance leader with over 15 years of professional experience across local and international organizations is taking over the firm from Mr Andrew Hanlon, who stepped down after seven years to pursue new opportunities.
Mrs Abiola Ajayi has served TVC Communications in different capacities, including her last role as the Deputy Chief Finance Officer, where she assisted the outgoing CEO in navigating the complexities of the industry and driving the company forward.
“I bring a strong educational background that complements my professional expertise.
“As a Fellow of ACCA with an MBA from IESE Business School, I come with a unique blend of expertise in not just finance but leadership capabilities that will drive business growth.
“Similarly, as a member of the Institute of Directors and the Society for Corporate Governance, Nigeria, I am committed to upholding the highest standards of corporate governance and ethical leadership in our organisation.
“Having participated in programmes at prestigious institutions such as Cambridge Judge Business School, Harvard Business School, and BBC, I am fully committed to building upon our past successes and leading our company to new heights of innovation, resilience, and prosperity.
“With the support of our talented team and the guidance of the board, I am confident that we will continue to be a leader in the media and broadcast industry,” the appointee said.
