Haller Welcomes Our New Product Manager

We’re pleased to announce that Kayikunmi (Kay) Sogo will be joining the Haller team as our Product Manager. 

In the last few years, there has been an increased level of awareness around Haller’s methodology, helping smallholder farmers restore their soils, achieve self-sufficiency, and live resourcefully. We aim to scale our impact with partners worldwide and become a leader in promoting and establishing sustainable communities globally. 

Kay will play a pivotal role in helping us realise this ambition. His role will focus on driving the development, enhancement, and maintenance of our mobile applications with partners around the world. In addition, he will work closely with partner organisations to manage the delivery of Haller’s white-label framework and integrate new content and language formats into the app. Kay will also help develop new partnerships, expanding Haller’s impact to regions of the world it’s needed most. 

With nearly eight years of product management experience, Kay has a strong track record of delivering results across diverse sectors, including health, gaming, travel, and renewable energy. His previous roles with organisations like NHS Digital, UK National Lottery, Boyle Sports, Collinson Group, Anglian Water Services, and Reactive Technologies demonstrate his ability to drive strategic outcomes.

Kay’s approach is rooted in leveraging empowered teams and focusing on a measurable impact strategy. He prioritises early validation to maximise resource efficiency and adapts his methods to fit each project’s unique needs. He holds an MSc in Environmental and Energy Management from the University of Twente and a BSc in Economics. Kay is also active in volunteer work with Innovate Africa Foundation, where he supports tech-driven solutions for impactful change across Africa.

The entire team is incredibly excited to have Kay onboard and scale the impact of the Haller Foundation. 

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