Fadeke Ayoola, FCCA
Author & Founder CEO of NET Africa
Founder of NET Africa (NGO), a consultancy advancing natural resource economics and the critical relationship between human economies and ecological systems. Work spans environmental fields (planetary accounting, natural capital accounting, nature‑based solutions, biodiversity accounting), social dimensions (public health impacts of industrial operations), and governance areas (corporate governance).
CORE SKILLS: Environmental Management & Audit, SEEA,
Planetary Accounting, Corporate Governance & Ethics

Experience
About me
2023 – Present Vice Chair, Internal Audit Panel – ACCA UK
Contribute to the advancement of the internal audit profession by writing thought‑leadership articles, organising and participating in podcast interviews, and developing and facilitating expert roundtables on emerging audit issues. Provide informed responses to consultations on internal audit policy, practice developments, and evolving regulatory frameworks, ensuring ACCA’s voice reflects high standards of governance and professional integrity. Actively promote the profile of internal audit through public engagement, knowledge‑sharing, and advocacy that strengthens awareness of the function’s strategic value across organisations.
2019 - Present EU Climate Pact Ambassador
Led the development of multiple UNGA workshops and virtual conferences, authored several research papers on climate governance and accounting, and created the Positive Energy District Navigator to support community‑centred climate action and sustainable urban transitions.
2017 – Present CEO NET Africa – Brussels, Belgium (Headquarters)
Working Groups, Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration Facilitating working groups, workshops and roundtable discussions with key stakeholders to understand their priorities, data needs, and areas for capacity building.
Data Collection, Analysis, and Interpretation
Designing and overseeing data collection strategies, ensuring data quality, integrity, and relevance to African and European contexts. Use data to refine and adjust metrics, ensuring they remain relevant as sustainability conditions and regional priorities evolve.
Book Series
This book series emerges from my work as a climate governance and accounting researcher, where I examine the deep structural blind spots that allow climate loss and damage to remain uncounted—and therefore unprotected—within modern financial systems. At its core, the project interrogates the political economy of accounting: the ways legitimacy, institutional lock‑in, and power shape what societies choose to measure, value, and preserve.
Capacity Building and Training
Designing and delivering training programs on sustainability metrics for government bodies, corporations, and NGOs to enhance local data collection, analysis, and reporting capabilities. Collaborate with academic institutions and research organizations to build knowledge and awareness of sustainability metrics.
Policy and Compliance Support
To ensure metrics align with compliance requirements and standards, including those set by African and international sustainability frameworks (e.g., the African Union, GRI, SASB). Monitor policy developments and adjust metrics to meet evolving regulatory standards.
2002 – Present Property Management - UK
Financial Reporting: Meticulous tracking and reporting of rental income, allowable deductions, and expenses to ensure precise tax compliance.
Tax Optimization: Strategic categorization of expenses, such as repairs, mortgage interest, utilities, and property insurance, to maximize tax savings.
Property Maintenance and Upkeep: Proactive scheduling of regular property inspections and prompt coordination of necessary repairs and maintenance.
Vendor Management: Efficient liaison with contractors to facilitate timely and cost-effective repairs and upgrades. Budgetary Oversight: Rigorous management of property budgets to ensure optimal financial performance.
Qualifications and education

New Book Series - September 2026

