Leadership & Team

Founder-led. Built through perspective, capability, and trusted contributors.

Inji Growth Partners is being built through focused leadership, advisory perspective, and a growing contributor network supporting business development, market intelligence, partnerships, and communications across serious sectors.

Managing Partners

Mbang Willy Koguiam, Founder and Managing Partner of Inji Growth Partners

Willy Koguiam

Founder & Managing Partner

Willy Koguiam leads Inji Growth Partners across business development, commercial advisory, and market expansion. His applied economic background supports sector-focused work in agri-food, oil and gas, energy, and mining.

Amadou Sy, Managing Partner of Inji Growth Partners

Amadou Sy

Managing Partner

Amadou Sy brings over 12 years of experience in oil and gas and construction. He brings deep operational expertise in field execution, project management, and business development across Alberta's most demanding industries.

Talent & Communications

MR Manuella Ramadji, Talent Acquisition and Communication Manager at Inji Growth Partners

Talent Acquisition and Communication Manager

Manuella Kendy

Manuella leads talent acquisition and communications at Inji — managing contributor identification, onboarding, and relationship management while overseeing messaging, brand visibility, and event-facing communications.

PL

Business Development

Paul Leger

Paul supports business development at Inji — contributing to relationship-building, opportunity identification, and market access across the firm’s core sectors.

MR

Research & Market Intelligence

Matthew Rupert

Matthew contributes to research and market intelligence at Inji — supporting sector analysis, market scanning, and briefing development across the firm’s priority industries.

Current areas of contribution

TA

Talent and partnerships

Talent, partnerships, and coordination

Contributor and relationship support across talent identification, partnerships, outreach, and platform coordination as the firm grows.