TAI Advisory is a Nigerian-U.S. organization equipping young, diverse leaders to shape AI policy, digital rights, and technology governance. Through mentorship, research, and hands-on programs, we ensure the next generation has a seat at the table — and the tools to lead.
Building Tomorrow’s Technology Policy Leaders
Founded by Chukwuebuka Ogbodo — a Harvard Law-trained attorney, Google Policy Fellow, HBS MBA candidate, and former Meta policy lead — TAI Advisory is on a mission to develop the next wave of technology policy leaders. We equip young professionals and emerging voices with the skills, networks, and platforms to influence AI governance and digital rights — centering perspectives from Africa and the Global South in conversations that have historically excluded them.
We believe accountable technology starts with investing in people — building the skills, networks, and platforms for young leaders to drive change.
We train young researchers to produce independent, rigorous work on AI systems and digital rights — centering Global South perspectives and equipping fellows with real-world research skills.
We create pathways for young professionals to engage directly with policymakers, tech companies, and multilateral bodies — giving them the experience to shape governance frameworks from the inside.
Through our fellowship, convenings, and mentorship programs, we build a global community of young, diverse leaders who support each other and drive cross-sector dialogue on ethical technology.
We combine youth development with serious policy work — training emerging leaders while delivering real advisory impact for organizations navigating AI and digital rights.
We train young professionals on the evolving AI regulatory landscape — from the EU AI Act to U.S. executive orders — giving them the fluency to advise organizations and shape policy.
We equip emerging advocates with the knowledge to challenge platform governance failures, protect digital rights, and navigate the cross-border policy challenges affecting young people globally.
We develop young leaders who can identify and mitigate algorithmic bias, build inclusive AI frameworks, and engage diverse stakeholders to ensure AI systems work for everyone.
We mentor emerging researchers to produce policy briefs, white papers, and original analysis — building their publication track record while contributing to the global AI governance discourse.
Rooted in Real-World Policy Experience
With experience influencing legislation in multiple countries and leading policy at Meta in Africa, our founder brings unmatched insight — and channels it into developing the next generation of policy leaders who will carry this work forward.
Only Nigerian-U.S. AI organization combining youth development with Global South policy expertise
Founder-led mentorship rooted in real corporate and government policy experience
Hands-on training in AI law, privacy, and platform governance for emerging professionals
Direct access to networks across Harvard, Google, Meta, the AU, and multilateral agencies
Building capacity and creating pathways for young leaders across the globe.
Young professionals from across Africa, Europe, and North America engaged through our programs and convenings.
Emerging professionals connected to mentorship, training, and policy dialogue through TAI programs.
Original policy research produced by TAI fellows and collaborators on AI governance and digital rights.
Led by practitioners who’ve been where our fellows want to go — and are committed to opening doors for the next generation.
Founder & Principal
Harvard Law-trained attorney, Google Policy Fellow, and HBS MBA candidate who served as public policy lead at Meta for Sub-Saharan Africa. Chukwuebuka founded TAI to create the mentorship and pathways he wished existed — channeling his experience across Harvard, Google, and Meta into developing the next generation of diverse technology policy leaders.
Advisory Board
AI Ethics Researcher · Stanford University
Former Senior Policy Director · U.S. Government
Digital Rights Advocate · Access Now
Tech Policy Lead · African Development Bank
Our flagship programs are the heart of TAI — creating real pathways for young leaders to enter and shape the technology policy space.
Our cornerstone program: a year-long initiative that takes promising young professionals from underrepresented communities and gives them the mentorship, training, and global exposure to become AI policy leaders.
Intimate convenings where emerging leaders sit alongside senior policymakers and tech executives — creating dialogue across generations and building the relationships that open doors.
Original research and analysis by TAI fellows and collaborators — amplifying young voices in the global AI governance conversation.
Only a handful of African nations have formal AI strategies, leaving most of the continent in a regulatory vacuum. This brief maps the landscape, identifies gaps, and proposes a youth-centered framework for inclusive governance.
Read the brief White PaperDrawing on firsthand experience at Meta, this paper examines how moderation systems built for Western contexts systematically fail Global South communities — and why young professionals from affected regions are the key to fixing them.
Read the paper CommentaryThe EU AI Act will function as a de facto global standard — but it was built without meaningful Global South input. This commentary examines what young policy leaders can do to shape the conversation on their own terms.
Read the commentaryCommon questions about our programs, fellowship, and how to get involved.
TAI Advisory develops the next generation of technology policy leaders. We specialize in AI governance, digital rights, and trust and safety — combining youth fellowship programs with advisory services to build both talent and institutional capacity.
We work with young professionals seeking to enter tech policy, organizations looking for diverse emerging talent, foundations funding youth leadership, and government and multilateral bodies seeking fresh perspectives on AI governance.
We are the only Nigerian-U.S. organization combining serious AI policy work with youth leadership development. Our founder’s experience at Harvard, Google, and Meta flows directly into mentoring emerging leaders who will shape technology governance for decades to come.
A 12-month program designed to empower emerging AI policy leaders from underrepresented communities through mentorship, hands-on training, and global exposure opportunities.
We welcome partnerships with organizations committed to developing young tech policy talent. Whether you want to sponsor a fellow, host a roundtable, co-author research, or recruit emerging leaders — reach out.
Whether you’re a young professional looking to break into tech policy, a funder investing in the next generation, or an organization seeking diverse emerging talent — let’s connect.
Or email us directly at contact@taiadvisory.com