Bukola Oluwashina is a woman of faith, a devoted wife and mother, and an advocate for individuals living out their God-given purpose. In her professional experience, she contributes to the development and implementation of clinical guidelines and health policy that shape evidence-based medical practice on a global scale. She earned her Bachelor’s in Public Health from Texas Woman’s University, her Master of Public Health from Drexel University, and a Master of Health Science from Meharry Medical College.

She is the founder of Dare to Dream, a faith-driven business that helps individuals grow 1% each day through purposeful planning, and Women in Healthcare, a nonprofit empowering women and promoting diversity in the healthcare field. Bukola also serves with Kingdom Sisters Young Adult Ministry, guiding young women to embrace their identity in Christ.

Her greatest joy is living out her faith while balancing her roles as a wife, mother, professional, and servant-leader, with a heart for impacting lives and advancing God’s kingdom.