The convener of The Peak Performer Festival (TPP Fest), Dr. Abiola Salami has announced plans for this year’s edition of the transformative conference.
Tagged, “Powering People, Shaping Leaders & Sustaining Legacy with 21st Century Intelligence,” the event is scheduled to take place on November 17th and 18th in Lagos.
According to Dr. Salami, the theme underscores the belief that intelligence in the 21st century extends beyond Intelligence Quotient (IQ) to encompass emotional, strategic and spiritual intelligence.
“We are rewriting the script of leadership by coaching emerging leaders to develop GRIT and thrive against all odds, coaching women in leadership to say ‘No More Shrinking’ when doubt whispers in the marketplace, and coaching high performing Senior Leaders to practice TITLE — the discipline of leading powerfully on the outside without losing that alignment on the inside,” he said.
He emphasised that the edition is built around signature frameworks designed to heal, equip and sustain leaders across Africa, noting that “Africa will not rise by convenience, but by competence; not by emotion, but by excellence.”
Yinka Adebayo, Chairman of TPP 2025, affirmed that event is designed to provoke reflection, challenge mediocrity, and awaken courage at every leadership level from the C-suite to the front line.
“We are taking responsibility for raising leaders who will power people, shape legacies and perform at their peak with 21st Century Intelligence,” he said.
On her part, the Group Chief Executive Officer of TVC Communications, Victoria Ajayi reiterated the company’s commitment to using its platforms to amplify authentic leadership, spotlight innovation, and promote a future where African excellence is the norm rather than the exception.
“For us at TVC, it is not just about promoting an event. It’s about celebrating a movement that challenges leaders to be more human, organisaions to be more intentional, and media to be more responsible in shaping the Africa we all dream of,” she stated.
