Olu Olufemi-White operates at the intersection of private capital, global innovation, and sovereign-scale infrastructure. Her work focuses on building long-duration capital and institutional platforms that operate across multiple markets, aligning institutional capital with public ambition to deliver resilient economic infrastructure. She treats governance, regulatory durability, and institutional design as primary constraints in building systems that endure beyond political or market cycles.

She is a Principal at Alami Capital, a capital and platform-building firm focused on sovereign-aligned infrastructure. Through Alami, she develops institutional-grade platforms across technology, finance, and economic systems that underpin multi-country economies. The firm partners with leading corporations and governments to structure platforms that enable scale, inclusion, and durability while maintaining private-capital discipline.

Olu’s professional formation combines cross-border legal training, capital fluency, and systems thinking. She is an alumna of the London School of Economics (LSE) and a researcher at Harvard University, where she studies the political economy of legal systems and digital sovereignty. Trained at Clifford Chance LLP, she is qualified across the United Kingdom, Nigeria, and the United States and has advised on complex infrastructure financings, multibillion-dollar transactions, and sovereign restructurings.

She also founded Beyond Boundaries, a human capital platform advancing systems literacy and institutional leadership for women in emerging markets.