Ayo Sokale Speaker

Ayo Sokale Keynote Speaker

  • Accomplished Civil Engineer
  • Renowned BBC Presenter
  • Co-host of the fun and educational CBeebies gameshow

Ayo Sokale's Biography

Ayo Sokale, the renowned BBC Presenter, accomplished Civil Engineer, and celebrated keynote speaker, has etched her presence in the realms of science, environment, and media.

Young audiences have journeyed alongside Ayo through her work with the BBC, notably as the co-host of the fun and educational CBeebies gameshow, Get Set Galactic. Fostering enthusiasm for science, the show delves into diverse topics like gravity, pollination, energy, and more.

Beyond this, Ayo has contributed to BBC Reel and BBC Bitesize, shedding light on many scientific disciplines, from Physics to Design. Her prowess extends to roles as a STEM consultant on various TV documentaries for Smithsonian, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Yesterday TV, and Channel 5. As a keynote speaker, her insightful words have been sought after by prestigious entities like Shell, Heineken, Blue Yonder, the NHS, and Thames Water.

On the front of civil engineering, Ayo is a Chartered Engineer and Project Team Manager for the Environment Agency in Eastern England. Besides, she is a sought-after speaker on environmental and sustainability issues. She previously spearheaded projects as a BIM lead, advocating for innovative and sustainable flood and coastal risk management solutions. Having accomplished her CEng in three years, she previously served as Deputy Mayor of Reading, focusing her efforts on regional sustainability.

Handpicked as a Future Leader by Professor Lord Robert Mair during his ICE Presidency, Ayo is recognized as one of the ICE’s Water Superheroes, aptly christened the Eco Warrior. Her charisma as a Motivational Speaker and Inspirational Speaker is widely acknowledged, especially for encouraging youth to venture into STEM fields. A proud STEM ambassador and mentor, she has been nominated for the Top 50 Women in Engineering under 35 by The Telegraph and The Women’s Engineering Society. She is also a prominent Diversity and Inclusion Speaker, particularly during Black History Month.

More recently, Ayo has started openly discussing her life on the autism spectrum. Diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, she has turned her experience into a source of inspiration, speaking eloquently on neurodiversity and mental health challenges. She is penning her first self-development book to extend her support in this domain.

Apart from her illustrious career, Ayo enjoys the performing arts and fitness. She is a passionate philanthropist who has championed various causes and raised funds for multiple charities. Leveraging her platform as a beauty queen and finalist for Miss Galaxy England, Miss Earth, and Miss Great Britain, she continues to make a positive impact.

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