Hi, I’m Mamo Oyovwi. My journey started with entrepreneurship, when I launched Mamomania, a social commerce brand that taught me the end-to-end challenges of building for customers—finding them, serving them, and adapting quickly to feedback. That experience gave me a hands-on understanding of what it means to own and grow a product.

From there, I became a Program Manager at the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, where I led initiatives that streamlined operations and boosted student engagement. Later, at Lululemon, I refined my ability to understand customer needs in real-time and create memorable user experiences.

At Centennial College, I applied a user-first approach to help improve enrollment turnout by identifying student pain points and turning them into actionable solutions. To further strengthen my product toolkit, I’ve also built case studies with apps like TELUS MyCare and Flashfood, using tools like Figma and Jira to design practical, user-centered solutions.

What I bring to the table:

• A strong ability to uncover user needs and turn them into impactful solutions.

• Entrepreneurial grit from building and scaling my own brand.

• Experience applying user research and strategy within structured organizations.

• Proficiency with tools like Figma, Jira, and Tableau to bring ideas to life.

I thrive at the intersection of creativity and problem-solving. When I’m not working on product challenges, I’m organizing events that bring people together or designing fashion pieces through Mamomania.