Precision Nutrition Advisory
Advisor

Rotimi Ogunsakin is a data scientist, AI strategist, and digital transformation expert with a passion for using intelligent systems to solve real-world problems, including making precision nutrition smarter, more scalable, and more equitable across Africa and beyond. Currently a Lecturer in Business and Data Analytics at Keele Business School, Keele University, and Lead Consultant at Deepslate Limited. 

Rotimi sits at the crossroads of academia, technology, and innovation, turning complex algorithms into practical solutions that actually work. Rotimi holds a PhD in Business and Information Systems from Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, a Distinction-level MSc in Advanced Computing and IT Management, and a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. 

With over a decade spanning top-tier universities, technology consulting, and industry, Rotimi has built AI-powered platforms, developed adaptive digital twin architectures for smart manufacturing, and co-founded technology startups in fintech, health, and education across Nigeria, Ghana, and the United States. He has forged deep collaborations with IBM, MongoDB, Amazon, and The Very Group, and shaped curricula at Alliance Manchester Business School, Lancaster University Management School, and Keele Business School. 

As AI Advisor at PNA, Rotimi brings expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data-driven systems to the challenge of personalised nutrition at scale. He is excited by how AI can power smarter food composition databases, strengthen nutrition surveillance, and help communities across Africa access evidence-based, precision-driven nutrition and health solutions. 

When he’s not training models or brainstorming at an AI strategy meeting, you’ll probably find Rotimi scribbling his next big idea on whatever plain sheet is nearest: a new AI application or a solution to a problem nobody asked him to solve yet. For Rotimi, the best breakthroughs always start with “what if?”