Yomi Adegoke is an accomplished journalist, author, and speaker who has gained recognition for her insightful work on race, feminism, and other important issues. She has written columns for prestigious publications, co-authored books, and has been honored for her contributions to the field.

Yomi has had the privilege of speaking at literary events hosted by renowned organizations such as The British Library and Guardian Fresh Voices. She is a columnist for the Guardian and has published books with HarperCollins Publishers. Yomi has collaborated with esteemed publishers and media outlets, including ITN and Channel 4 News.

She is well-known for her time as a senior writer for The Pool Ltd and has been acknowledged as one of the Most Influential People in London by The Evening Standard. Yomi's expertise extends beyond writing; she has also presented documentaries and regularly contributed to various media platforms. Her articles have been featured in publications such as The Washington Post, Vice, and Elle, and she has a monthly column in British Vogue.

Yomi has been honored with prestigious awards, including the Marie Claire Future Shaper Award and Journalist of the Year at the Women in Africa Awards. Additionally, she is actively involved in philanthropy, serving as a Trustee for the Arts Emergency and an Ambassador for the Eve Appeal.

Yomi has also launched the Slay In Your Lane podcast, where she discusses pop culture from the perspective of a black British woman. With her extensive knowledge and captivating speaking style, Yomi is highly sought-after as a speaker for events covering topics like race, feminism, class, and politics.

She has made a significant impact in the industry and has been commended as a 'Frontline Pioneer' by The Evening Standard for addressing racism and creating content for Black History Month.