About this speaker
Memme Onwudiwe is an AI evangelist at Workday following its acquisition of Evisort, where he was executive vice president of legal and business intelligence and part of the founding team in the Harvard Innovation Lab.
Memme has helped build Evisort, an AI company, from the Harvard Innovation Lab while in Law School. As a lecturer at Harvard Law School, he teaches Startup Entrepreneurship and Innovations in Legal Technology. He also co-founded Harvard’s Legal Technology Symposium, contributed to the book Legal Operations in the Age of AI and Data, and currently serves on the Advisory Board of Innovation Law Club Africa.
Memme is also deeply involved in space law. He has published research on Africa’s role in the new space economy and has spoken at international space law conferences. His article "Africa and the Artemis Accords: A Review of Space Regulations and Strategy for African Capacity Building in the New Space Economy" was published in a peer-reviewed Journal on Space Entrepreneurship and Innovation (attached in the featured section). He spoke on a high-level panel at the 2021 National Space Society's International Space Development Conference and was a speaker for the Summer Workshop on Teaching Space (SWOTS), a program developed by faculty at the Air Command and Staff College to train graduate students interested in space pedagogy.
As a founding investor in Blacksanta.eth, Memme is the co-owner of the African Museum of the Metaverse, which was built by his sister Chinwe Onwudiwe's company NFTNFTNFT.io. He has spoken on many panels and, more importantly, on Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces about the NFT economy and Metaverse real estate.
