
Adams Itopa Shaibu
Executive Director, Shavonne Care Foundation International (SCFI)
Multidisciplinary development professional, strategic leader and social-impact advocate.
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Adams Itopa Shaibu is a multidisciplinary development professional, strategic leader and social-impact advocate with over a decade of experience in nonprofit leadership, health-systems strengthening, programme management, procurement and supply chain, and organisational development.
As Executive Director of Shavonne Care Foundation International, he provides strategic leadership for the Foundation's work in health, economic empowerment, education, innovative agriculture and sustainable community development. He has extensive experience managing complex donor-funded programmes, including World Bank-supported initiatives, and has led international procurement and supply-chain portfolios exceeding US$260 million.
Adams holds three master's degrees: an MBA and a Master's in Health Economics from Bayero University Kano, Nigeria, and a Master's in Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management from the University of Salford, UK, as well as a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration.
He is a Certified SAFe 6 Scrum Master and Certified SAFe 6 Product Owner/Product Manager, with additional specialist training from the University of Washington, University of Melbourne, World Bank and United Nations in health economics, global health, health-systems strengthening, leadership and management in health, results-based financing, performance-based contracting, and procurement and supply-chain development.
He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) UK, International Association of Public Health Logisticians, Nigerian Institute of Management, and Institute of Strategic Management, Nigeria.
Adams is driven by a commitment to equity, innovation, accountability and sustainable impact, with a passion for developing practical, evidence-informed solutions that improve the health, livelihoods, dignity and opportunities of vulnerable and underserved communities.







