Pamimo Akinjide
Founder & Principal, World's Edge Group
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Pamimo works at the intersection of rigorous analysis and the human realities of leadership: the committee that needs to decide, the board that needs to be convinced, the team that needs to use the tool on Monday.
Pamimo Akinjide is the Founder and Principal of World's Edge Group, a strategy and analytics firm that works with public sector leaders, non-profits, boards and professional services firms on economic impact, decision briefs, dashboards and AI implementation.
He is also the founding product manager at an immigration-technology startup, where he is building legal AI infrastructure from the ground up for Canadian law firms — work that keeps the firm's AI advice grounded in what it takes to ship and govern these systems in practice.
Previously, at RBC Amplify, he built NOVA (patent pending), a production multi-agent AI platform that won the program's Best Business Value Award.
Since 2026 he has also led Asia-Pacific market development for Canadian plant-protein ingredients, working directly with formulators, distributors and importers across Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, India and Singapore on behalf of Canadian suppliers and industry organizations.
His work focuses on building systems, documents and measures that empower people and teams through technology — and on saying plainly what the evidence does and does not support.
Credentials
- Founder & Principal, World's Edge Group
- Custom AI solutions, AI readiness, economic impact, decision briefs and analytics for public sector, non-profit and professional services clients across Canada.
- Founding Product Manager, legal AI (immigration technology)
- Building legal AI infrastructure for Canadian law firms from the ground up.
- NOVA at RBC Amplify
- Built a production multi-agent AI platform (patent pending); Best Business Value Award.
- Enterprise GenAI evaluation
- Designed and ran a five-week, rubric-based proof of concept for a Western Canadian professional services firm.
- Asia-Pacific market development, plant protein
- Demand mapping, buyer qualification and supplier representation for Canadian pulse and plant-protein ingredients in Southeast Asia and India.
Focus areas
- Designing and building AI systems: agents, automations and custom tools on existing platforms
- Economic impact and program evaluation for public and non-profit organizations
- Decision memos and board-ready analysis
- Strategy dashboards and KPI design
- Practical, governed adoption of generative AI in document-heavy work
- Market intelligence and trade development for Canadian agri-food ingredients in Asia-Pacific
- Education
- University of Saskatchewan
- Alumnus
- Recognition
- Best Business Value Award
- RBC Amplify — For NOVA, a production multi-agent AI platform (patent pending).
Writing
- Why Canadian Pea Protein Is Missing From Southeast Asian Formulations, and What Would Change ThatAgri-food · Sept 16, 2026
- Five Questions to Ask Before Funding an Asia-Pacific Market ProgramAgri-food · Sept 3, 2026
- How to Run a Generative AI Proof of Concept Your Committee Will Actually TrustTechnology · Sept 10, 2026
- The Funder's Checklist: Five Questions Your Impact Report Must AnswerEconomics · Aug 20, 2026
- Your Team Doesn't Need AI Training. They Need Permission to Experiment.Technology · Mar 28, 2026
- Stop Drowning in DataStrategy · Sept 20, 2026
- The Truth About Economic ImpactEconomics · Sept 20, 2026
- The Art of the Decision MemoCommunication · Sept 20, 2026