THE GLOBAL SHIFTS & BIGGEST OPPORTUNITIES OF 2026

You will learn:

• The global job shifts coming in 2026.

• Industries that will grow massively

• The 12 biggest career moves to make in 2026

• Jobs and skills that will become irrelevant

• The future of remote work

• How Africa will benefit in 2026

• Where the money will be

You’ll leave Day 1 with full clarity on where to focus your energy in 2026.

HOW TO POSITION YOURSELF FOR 2026

You will learn:

• The 2026 Career Positioning Framework

• How to structure your CV & LinkedIn for 2026

• The new skills you MUST learn

• How to get project experience from zero

• The "Skill Stack Method"

• How to switch into high-growth fields

• A custom 30-60-90 day plan

Everyone leaves Day 2 with a personal 2026 career roadmap.

2026 CAREER EXECUTION & MENTORSHIP SESSION

VIPs get an exclusive deep dive:

• Personalized career mapping

• How to package your experience for higher-paying jobs

• Africa-to-World remote job strategy

• Where to find real remote opportunities

• How to position yourself to earn in dollars

• The top high-income skills for Africans in 2026

• VIP Bonuses + Priority Q&A

• Templates + 2026 Career Strategy Planner

Day 3 gives VIPs a step-by-step execution plan to start making moves immediately.

Onyekachi Nwachukwu

Ch.HRBP, AITD, MIPMA,

Onyekachi Nwachukwu is the Founder of Mbuli Consulting Group, where he works at the intersection of HR consulting, career strategy, and workforce development. With over four years of experience in the HR and people operations space, he has advised individuals and organizations on career positioning, talent strategy, and navigating the evolving world of work.

Onyekachi is deeply focused on helping professionals stay relevant in a rapidly changing economy shaped by technology, globalization, and shifting skill demands. Through consulting, training, and career development initiatives, he equips people with practical frameworks to reposition their skills, tell better career stories, and access new opportunities.

He is the Convener and Lead Facilitator of The Big Career Moves, an annual career strategy event designed to help professionals make intentional, high-impact moves each year and stay ahead of global work trends.

Francis Uka

ACIPM

Francis Uka is a seasoned HR professional, corporate facilitator, and business leader with deep expertise in workforce development and career advancement. He currently serves as the State Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM), Enugu State, and is the Managing Lead of Set Realty, a major real estate company based in Enugu.

Francis has facilitated numerous corporate and youth-focused trainings, guiding professionals and young people on how to build relevant skills, make strategic career decisions, and win in an evolving world of work. He is a strong advocate for future-of-work readiness, continuous learning, and aligning knowledge and skills with emerging industry demands.

Widely recognized for his mentorship and thought leadership, Francis is passionate about helping individuals and organizations stay relevant, competitive, and prepared for the opportunities and disruptions shaping the future of careers.

Amarachi Nwokenkwo

B.ED, M.PH.

Amarachi Peace Nwokenkwo is a productivity advocate, educator, and multi-skilled professional who specializes in helping individuals build in-demand digital skills and position themselves for remote and global work opportunities. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Ibadan and is currently studying in England.

Her work sits at the intersection of productivity, digital skills, career positioning, and youth development. Amarachi has facilitated various free and paid trainings, known for her clear, practical, and results-driven approach.

She has worked as a Virtual Assistant for clients across Europe, North America, and Asia, manages multiple professional roles, and recently expanded into tech-enabled work as a Data Annotator. Amarachi is also passionate about mentorship and has impacted over 5,000 teenagers across different states.