Doracare Behavioral Foundation

Lawyer Oluwatoyin Grace Ayodele

About: Lawyer Oluwatoyin Grace Ayodele

Oluwatoyin Grace Ayodele is an accomplished professional with a distinguished career in the administrative and legal fields, making her a highly valuable asset to any organization. With extensive experience, she currently serves as the Principal Administrative Officer at the Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria. In this capacity, Ayodele has earned a reputation for her dedication, strong work ethic, and exceptional interpersonal skills, successfully fostering positive relationships with colleagues and external partners. She plays a critical role in overseeing the planning and execution of training programs. She manages administrative staff recruitment, interview, and selection processes, showcasing her adeptness in organizational leadership and management.

In addition to her administrative expertise, Ayodele is also a skilled legal practitioner at Sanmi Owoeye and Associates in Akure. Specializing in litigation, legal drafting, and a broad range of legal services, she is known for her thorough and meticulous approach to legal matters. Her ability to navigate complex legal challenges while balancing administrative responsibilities speaks to her versatility, strong organizational skills, and unwavering commitment to excellence.

Oluwatoyin is passionate about continuous professional development and actively engages in extracurricular activities to broaden her knowledge and skillset. Her collaborative spirit and ability to build meaningful relationships have enabled her to foster a supportive and dynamic work environment wherever she serves.

As a trustee of the Dora-Care Behavioral Foundation, Ayodele’s broad expertise in administration and law and her commitment to excellence would make her an invaluable contributor to the foundation's mission. Her strong leadership, attention to detail, and dedication to community well-being align perfectly with the foundation’s goals, and her wealth of experience in managing complex systems and relationships would significantly enhance the foundation’s impact and reach.