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Media Viability Ambassador from Nigeria

Profile: Obioma Okonkwo

Obioma Okonkwo has a proven track record of designing innovative strategies to address regulatory, fundamental rights and risk management issues faced by media organizations.

Strengths as a media viability expert:

  • Regulatory compliance
  • Risk management 
  • Safety of journalists 
  • Freedom of expression 
  • Press freedom 
     

Main services offered: 

  • Training
  • Consultancy 
  • Advocacy
  • Research 
  • Litigation  
     

Working languages: 

  • English 
     

You can find me at: 

 

My post CV: Who I am - in 180 characters:

I am a trained legal practitioner and a human rights advocate who is passionate about press freedom, freedom of expression, access to information and digital rights.  

 

This is my core message about media viability:

Media viability centers on strategic adaptation to evolving legal and political landscapes, technological advancements, and consumer behavior. For there to be achievable sustainable growth and relevance in the media industry, we must try to create an enabling environment, promote invention and expand media organizations’ revenue streams. 

 

I want to contribute strengthening media viability by...

… advocating for regulatory policies that support media sustainability and by collaborating with diverse stakeholders to foster knowledge-sharing and best practices within the industry. 

 

I am inspired by...

...the transformative power of shaping societies and influencing change wielded by the media has inspired me to be a media viability expert.  The realization of the critical role of sustainable media in fostering informed societies, promoting diverse voices, and advancing democratic principles have made me wish to ensure the long-term viability and relevance of media organizations in an ever-changing landscape. 

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