MEET THE LEADERSHIP TEAM
Meet the committed volunteers who give their skills, money and time to steer the organisation dedicated to the upliftment of our community.
Ola Oyalegan
President
Ola Oyalegan is a committed volunteer and consistent contributor to the UK charity sector.
He prides himself on investing in effective value added activities in the community and nurturing young people through mentoring to become the very best version of themselves with the staunch belief that their early exposure to new possibilities and opportunities will shape their views, positively impact their aspirations and eventual heights in the future.
He has demonstrated genuine interest in promoting the well being of folks in the community especially young people through his deeds over the years and retains the same energy level and burning passion for their progress and development.
Ola is a man of many parts, a strict professional at heart but most significantly, a proud husband and doting father.
Board Members
Noel Willis
Vice President of Administration
I joined 100 Black Men of London in 2021; Growing up in London, it holds a valuable place in my heart. I strongly believe time, knowledge, support, and respect we can create better futures for the mentees.
I have resilience and a critical outlook; I am approachable and will support where necessary. I am a mentor and the Vice President of Programmes; these all enable me to be innovative with relevant programs and activities within the community and work together to create changes for future generations.
I am passionate about empowering and building our community, our young people, and their own well-being, being comfortable healthy, and happy, and with mental health and mindfulness being causes close to my heart. I am very passionate about making 100 Black Men of London a place where everyone’s well-being is a priority and ultimately, giving the same result to our communities.
Trustee
Sherrine Barrowes
I joined 100BMOL in 2021, driven by my passion as a parent and my background in psychotherapy to make a meaningful impact on my community.
Starting with the Health and Well-being Team, I provided psychological services for parents and children, which led to my role as the Pastoral Care Lead.
In this role, I have:Led and facilitated focus group therapy for mentors.
* Conducted male therapy sessions.
* Organised group therapy for female volunteers.
* Led workshops with the Parenting Partnership.
* Facilitated monthly therapy groups for parents.
* Conducted family surgeries where children could seek support individually or with their parents.
Through these efforts, I aim to support and uplift the community, fostering strong, healthy families.
