The Temple Company reorganises

As The Temple Company marks a decade of innovation and growth, a significant leadership transition is underway. Founder Idris Olorunnimbe is stepping down as Group Chief Executive Officer, a move necessitated by his new role as Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission. This transition marks the end of an era for the creative firm, which Olorunnimbe steered from a talent management outfit to a multi-vertical creative enterprise with operations extending beyond Nigeria.

The company is poised for its next chapter under the leadership of Terfa Tilley-Gyado, who steps into the role of President. Tilley-Gyado inherits a robust foundation built over ten years, including the establishment of subsidiaries like Ogidi Studios, TMPL Motion Pictures, and H&T Agency. The appointment of a new leadership team, with several executives elevated to vice president roles, signals a commitment to continued expansion and innovation within the African creative industry.

Tilley-Gyado expressed confidence in the future, stating, "We commend our visionary founder for laying the building blocks that will help us propel this organisation to the next level. Our partners can be assured of a renewed commitment to push the boundaries of African excellence through the creative industry." This transition underscores The Temple Company's ambition to remain at the forefront of the creative sector, leveraging its decade of experience to drive future success and impact.

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We commend our visionary founder for laying the building blocks that will help us propel this organisation to the next level. Our partners can be assured of a renewed commitment to push the boundaries of African excellence through the creative industry.