ABOUT US

I’m a father to two little girls – and long before I ever helped anyone relocate, I experienced it myself as a child.
My family relocated to Nigeria, and I spent part of my childhood living in a place that was far from easy – politically, culturally, and practically.
There were moments of magic, and moments of challenge – from adapting to new climates and power outages, to finding the right shampoo, understanding school lunches, or just learning how to feel safe in a new language.

It wasn’t about a new apartment or good internet – it was about rebuilding a sense of normal.
That early experience taught me something no degree ever could:
Relocation is about much more than logistics. It’s about identity, rhythm, confidence – especially when you're young, or raising someone young.

I later studied International Relations and became a relocation consultant – but at heart, I’m just someone who gets it.
I’m a people person. I’m in this to walk beside families, to hold hands through uncertainty, to notice the things no checklist includes.

I guide my clients the same way I would want someone to guide me – with empathy, attention, and the deep understanding that this process is not just a move.