Temisan Akerewusi
Author, Strategist, Global Operations Leader
Money, Migration, Love, Reinvention

Biography
Temisan Akerewusi is an author, strategist and global operations leader whose work sits at the intersection of wealth, global mobility, love and reinvention. She is the author of Money Mindset Mutiny, 8 Ways To Stay, Love Across Latitude and The Canada Pathway Map. Before building her author platform, Temisan spent more than a decade with PROPARCO, the private-sector financing arm of AFD Group, leading administrative and financial operations and supporting complex international work. Her writing combines the discipline of an operator with the empathy of a woman who understands that life rarely follows a straight line. Through practical guides, fiction and Letters from Temisan, she helps women replace confusion with clarity and inherited expectations with intentional choices.
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Fast Facts
- Name
- Temisan Akerewusi
- Location lens
- Nigeria, with a global and diaspora perspective
- Languages
- English and French, with basic Spanish and Italian
- Professional background
- International operations, administration, finance, stakeholder management and governance support
- Education
- MSc International Management (Paris Dauphine); MSc French Literature, Philology and Linguistics (the Sorbonne)
- Books
- Money Mindset Mutiny, 8 Ways To Stay, Love Across Latitude, The Canada Pathway Map
- Platform
- Rewrite the Terms
- Primary themes
- Women and wealth, global mobility, love and second chances, reinvention and agency
Interview Angles
- Why women need financial systems that work while life is happening.
- What career reinvention looks like after a long international corporate chapter.
- How to approach migration decisions without panic, hype or false certainty.
- Why practical nonfiction and romance belong under one author brand.
- The emotional realities of long-distance love, blended families and second chances.
- How African women can build global lives without erasing home, culture or complexity.
- The quiet power of operations and why strong systems create personal freedom.
Suggested Interview Questions
- 1.What does Rewrite the Terms mean in your own life?
- 2.Why did you write Money Mindset Mutiny specifically for women?
- 3.What is the most damaging misconception women carry about wealth?
- 4.What should someone understand before choosing a Canadian immigration pathway?
- 5.How is The Canada Pathway Map different from 8 Ways To Stay?
- 6.Why did you move from strategic guides into contemporary romance?
- 7.What did Adunni and Bubba teach you about love across borders?
- 8.How did your years in international operations shape your writing?
- 9.What are you building beyond the four books?
- 10.What is one term you want every woman to feel free to rewrite?
Book Covers






Media Asset List
- Primary high-resolution headshot in white suit
- Secondary warm portrait
- Front covers for all four books
- Short, medium and long biographies
- Speaker topics and approved introduction
- Book fact sheets and purchase links
- Public media email and social links