Adebayo Adeyosoye - GSEL

Mr. Adeyosoye’s experience extends to conducting comprehensive feasibility studies in Waste to Energy and Solar water purification, alongside exploring new and evolving green solutions for a sustainable future. His expertise also encompasses developing new markets, sourcing innovative technological advancements, and building extensive networks.

His negotiating acumen is particularly noteworthy, with a proven track record in introducing new products and services to burgeoning markets. Adebayo possesses a deep cultural understanding of the African and UK markets, enabling him to swiftly adapt, build rapport, and effectively bridge diverse business environments.

Adebayo’s involvement extends to Agro and Metal commodity trading and providing consultancy services in the Renewable Energy sector, encompassing areas such as Waste to Energy, E-Waste, Solar Farms, and Solar Water Purification Systems, as well as the Oil & Gas industry.

Moreover, Adebayo facilitates funding for Green and infrastructure projects through an extensive network of funding partners. Born in West Africa (Nigeria) and now residing in London (United Kingdom), he has a profound understanding of the African market, valuing strong business ethics and practices. His experience in contract negotiations and import/export has deepened his insights into both local African businesses and global commerce.

Adebayo’s collaboration with local and federal government officials across various African regions has heightened his awareness of the challenges they face. In response, he is committed to researching technologies that offer solutions for clean water and power, which are crucial for sustainable development.

In 2012, Adebayo spearheaded a pivotal feasibility study in Yola, Adamawa State, Nigeria, demonstrating the potential of Thermolyzer’s waste-to-energy system to provide clean energy, mitigate poverty, enhance environmental conditions, and create local employment opportunities. His experiences, coupled with his church’s outreach activities, have given him a profound understanding of the transformative impact of these technologies on developing nations, particularly in Africa.

GSEL’s main ethos is giving back to various community via development in vast areas to enhance transformation.

Mr. Adebayo Adeyosoye, a devout believer, and the CEO of GSEL, boasts over fifteen years of expertise in renewable energy, contract management, negotiation, and market analysis. His deep understanding of local and international business dynamics has been instrumental in GSEL’s growth.

Under his leadership, GSEL has become the exclusive partner of Genesis Water Technologies, a leader in water and wastewater solutions in the UK, Europe, and Africa. Their products, including innovative Water Treatment Media, Bio Organic Flocculants, and Genclean, reflect a commitment to non-toxic, sustainable practices.

Adebayo has also championed Power-Z Agriculture’s eco-friendly soil products and growth solutions. Additionally, he has facilitated a partnership with VALEOGRAPH, a revolutionary, AI and Algorithm powered, non-invasive medical examination device.

He has conducted significant feasibility studies in Waste to Energy and Solar water purification, constantly seeking new green solutions for a sustainable future. His ability to identify and introduce innovative technologies in emerging markets is underpinned by his deep understanding of the African and UK markets, enabling effective cross-cultural business operations.

Adebayo’s expertise extends to commodity trading and consultancy in renewable energy sectors, including Waste to Energy, E-Waste, Solar Farms, and Solar Water Purification Systems, as well as the Oil & Gas industry. His efforts in securing funding for green and infrastructure projects through a vast network of partners highlight his commitment to sustainable development.

Originally from Nigeria and now based in London, Adebayo’s experiences in contract negotiations and import/export have honed his understanding of both African businesses and global trade. His collaborations with government officials across Africa have deepened his insights into regional challenges and solutions for clean water and power.

In 2012, Adebayo led a critical feasibility study in Yola, Nigeria, showcasing Thermolyzer’s waste-to-energy system’s capacity to generate clean energy, reduce poverty, improve the environment, and create jobs. His church’s outreach initiatives have furthered his understanding of the impact of these technologies in developing regions, particularly Africa.

GSEL is dedicated to giving back to communities, focusing on transformative development across various sectors, embodying Adebayo’s belief in service and ethical business practices.