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Abayomi Olusunle holds an MSc. in Psychology from Nottingham Trent University (NTU) with a background in digital communications spanning more than six years. She is the founder of The Yommie, a thriving online community focused on empowering individuals to build authentic lives they are active participants in.

In the past, her professional communications and marketing expertise has led her to work with various brands, stakeholders, outreach schemes and community organisations. These include the Global Shapers, NTU and Black Minds Matter UK, to mention a few.

Abayomi is committed to championing health equality, psychosocial wellbeing and demystifying HIV and mental health conditions, especially within BIPOC communities both in the UK and globally. She aspires to leverage on her digital and communications experience to create awareness, reduce stigma, build significant impact, and create knowledge on issues affecting various social groups. She hopes to bridge the information gap in younger generations and BIPOC communities with regards to HIV and support Terrence Higgins Trust towards turning its vision and strategy into reality.