Abungwo Franklin is an agile project manager, social innovator, serial entrepreneur, youth advocate and consultant. He is dedicated to transforming ideas into lasting impact. As a social activist, he is the founder and executive leader of the BEJO Handy Program.

His most recent achievement is the BEJO Teens and Handy Skills, an initiative in Cameroon designed to foster dexterity in teenagers while harnessing their ideas to drive meaningful and inclusive change.

He is civilly active through his Facebook page "Societal Meditation" and X platform where he advocates for systemic and institutional reform.

Abungwo provides volunteer consultancy for global public policy initiatives, including the 2025 Global Conversation Series and the 2025 Advancing Resilience in Africa Regional Consultation. Notably, he was among the leaders invited by the United States Embassy in Cameroon for a national roundtable discussion focused on youth and public policy.

As a Civil Society representative to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Abungwo contributes to public policy deliberations within the World Bank Group.

With over 10 years of experience across logistics, services, agriculture, and construction, Franklin specializes in business development, strategic leadership, and impact-driven innovation. He excels at scaling innovative concepts into high-impact solutions, grounded in a leadership style that is transformative, principled, and authentic.

As a dynamic leader, Franklin is naturally motivated and analytical. A critical thinker who thrives in collaborative and diverse environments. He believes deeply in the potential of humanity and the uniqueness of every individual. His core philosophy is that progress is only truly sustainable when it is inclusive: “A good for all is better than a good for a few.”