Data Analyst, Global Emergency Services Consulting Group, LLC
Academic Foundation & Specialization
With a Doctorate in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Ibadan, Dr. Akogun’s work bridges the gap between urban infrastructure, emergency services, and sustainable planning. A proud graduate of Geography from the University of Ibadan, he later earned a Master’s degree in Sustainable Planning and Transport from the University of Hertfordshire. His academic path reflects a deep commitment to enhancing urban environments through sustainable, data-driven solutions.
Data Analytics & Emergency Planning
As GESCG’s Data Analyst, Dr. Akogun plays a critical role in applying statistical modeling and data interpretation to support emergency response planning, operational efficiency, and long-term urban resilience strategies. His technical proficiency with analytical tools such as SPSS enhances decision-making processes and contributes to the sustainability and scalability of public safety initiatives.
Career Roles & Sector Experience
Dr. Akogun has held various roles including Transportation Manager, Transportation Analyst, Researcher, Data Analyst, and Town Planner. He has worked across on-site, hybrid, and remote environments with professional exposure throughout Canada—particularly Saskatchewan—and other parts of North America. His interdisciplinary background strengthens the link between planning, mobility, and data science in real-world emergency service contexts.
Leadership in Research & Global Projects
Dr. Akogun served as Co-Principal Investigator for the Mobility and Access in African Cities research grant, funded by the Volvo Research and Educational Foundations (VREF). He led a team of researchers from the University of Ibadan in the study, A Comparative Study of Police Harassment of Informal Public Transport Operators in Two African Cities. This internationally recognized work highlighted key mobility and governance challenges in African urban contexts.
Commitment to Innovation & Sustainable Development
Dr. Akogun’s work is driven by a vision to create efficient, inclusive, and resilient urban systems. His blend of academic knowledge, practical skills, and research leadership positions him as a key contributor to projects that improve emergency response strategy, urban mobility, and sustainable planning. His insights are shaping how GESCG leverages data to lead innovation in emergency services.