Tony Edeh (born May 27, 1977) is a Nigerian business executive known for his role as the group managing director and chief executive officer of Norrenberger Group, a financial institution based in Nigeria. He also served as the executive director and chief investment officer (CIO) of New Frontiers Developments before his current position.
Career
Edeh currently holds the position of group managing director and CEO at the Norrenberger Group. Before joining Norrenberger, he served as the executive director and chief investment officer (CIO) at New Frontiers Developments, a venture capital investment firm with a focus on SMEs. His professional expertise encompasses Investment and Portfolio Management, Strategy, Financial Risk Management, Modeling, Financial Reporting, and Operations Management. During his tenure as CIO at New Frontiers Developments, Edeh was responsible for originating and executing several significant investments and private equity deals that gained international recognition. He has also been involved in various transactions in sectors such as Oil & Gas, Power, Agriculture, Real Estate, Hospitality, Healthcare, Technology, Financial Services, and Impact Investing. Tony initiated his career at the audit firm KPMG Professional Services (formerly Arthur Andersen), where he gained experience in Credit Risk and Economic Capital Modeling.
Edeh is a polymath, philosopher, and advocate for social and economic equity. His diverse background, coupled with international experiences in Europe, Southeast Asia, and North America, has shaped his strong convictions about concepts like equity, inequality, capitalism, and imperialism. After completing his MBA at INSEAD, Edeh joined ASO Savings and Loans Plc, one of Nigeria's Mortgage Banks, where he assumed key roles in financial risk management, including chief risk officer and group head of enterprise risk management.
Awards and honors
In 2014, he was nominated as one of six Nigerians for the Desmond Tutu Fellowship Programme.
Personal life
Tony Edeh was also nominated to serve as the chairman of the Eha-Amufu and Fulani Communities Peace and Reconciliation Committee to fight against the invasion of Fulani Herdsmen.