Kojenwa is in the business of helping business leaders and their brands to become iconic.
Ms. Moitt has worked as an actor in the film and television industry while living in Toronto after completing a B.A. in History and French Literature from the University of Toronto. Her foray into the world of drama coupled with her background in visual arts from the Art Gallery of Ontario precipitated a demand for her involvement in helping to direct large scale productions such as Toronto Fashion Week as well as to launch PR events designated for the Toronto International Film Festival and Fashion Week Brooklyn to name a few.
Additionally having been trained in broadcast media and contemporary dance, Kojenwa quickly found a network of corporate, fashion, lifestyle and arts & entertainment connections in Paris, Toronto and New York where she currently spends the majority of her time.
Her subsequent completion of a one year international MBA at Hult in Boston created a fortuitous opening for travel to international markets such as Shanghai as well as an opportunity to provide consulting services to both private and Fortune 500 companies through strategic marketing initiatives specializing in brand development, placement, marketing and public relations resulting in return on investment.
Through her innate understanding of interpersonal relations and with intense focus on politics, the arts and media, she has established proficiency in helping clients to reach their business goals, by developing and launching new products, changing consumer perceptions, or making inroads into new industries and using heavy focus on innovative solutions. Kojenwa is an effective leader possessing strong analytical skills, salient interpersonal relations and capabilities in long-range strategic planning.
A fantastic blend between performance and finance, Kojenwa serves to help give entrepreneurs the recognition they truly deserve in print, in film and in television leading to an increase in revenues and proving measurable results through communications.