Brenda Fashugba is a theatre practitioner, producer, curator, and cultural leader whose work has significantly shaped Nigeria's contemporary performing arts landscape. As the Founder of Women in the Arts (WIA) and co-convener of the Lagos Fringe Festival, she has built transformative platforms that celebrate artistic excellence, foster collaboration, and create opportunities for emerging and established creatives. Her practice spans theatre production, festival programming, arts management, and talent development, with a strong commitment to equitable representation and inclusive storytelling. Through groundbreaking productions, residencies, mentorship programmes, and international partnerships, she continues to champion innovation within the creative industries while amplifying African voices on global stages. Brenda believes in the power of performance to inspire dialogue, preserve culture, and drive social change. Her visionary leadership has positioned her as one of the leading advocates for sustainable growth, creative entrepreneurship, and the advancement of the performing arts ecosystem across Africa.