About Us
Meet the Leadership Behind LEAD
Meet the Leadership Behind LEAD
LEAD Community Foundation is powered by a dedicated Board of Trustees who guide our mission to create mentally healthy communities.
The Board is responsible for overseeing the strategic direction of the foundation and ensuring that all operations reflect integrity and public accountability. Trustees serve a three-year renewable term, ensuring both continuity and fresh perspectives.
EXECUTIVES

Kelvin Opiepie
Executive Director
Kelvin Opiepie is the Founder of LEAD Community Foundation and He serves as a Lived Experience Advisor to international research initiatives with MQ Mental Health Research, King’s College London, and the GALENOS Project (UK), and contributes to global journals and high-impact research, including work with The Lancet Psychiatry on post-COVID-19 mental health policy.

Elijah Ebruphiyo
Administrative Director
An administrative and organizational development professional with 7+ years of experience helping leaders build efficient people-centered systems. An award-winning LEAD executive, recognized for excellence in roles including Recruitment & Development Lead.

Maryam Adesina
Project Manager
Maryam Adesina is a passionate mental health advocate, trained Guidance and Counseling professional, Psychological First Aider and Project Manager. With years of experience leading mental health outreaches, webinars, and counseling sessions, she has supported individuals, especially youth and underserved communities.

Marvis Egwu
Executive Coordinator
A project manager and people development professional with experience across religious, social and corporate projects. He has completed numerous projects at LEAD including the LEAD International Conference 2023 and 2024.

Blessed Eseigbe
Executive Assistant
Blessed holds a degree in Health, Safety, and Environmental Education from the University of Benin and certifications in leadership, mental health first aid, psychological first aid, suicide prevention, and workplace safety. He is dedicated to promoting mental health literacy and inclusive learning.
