LONDON, United Kingdom — The Commonwealth Academy of Leadership and Management (CALM)-UK recognised Pastor Emmanuel Oluwemimo Falodun, a distinguished US-based Nigerian pastor, with its esteemed Fellowship—a distinction marking a career defined by rare leadership, global impact, and deep service across continents.
CALM stands as a beacon of excellence in professional development, uniting outstanding figures from academia, industry, and public service worldwide. Reserved exclusively for the pinnacle of achievers, the Fellowship is awarded to leaders who have demonstrated extraordinary ability, sustained excellence, and remarkable contributions to their fields and communities. The selection process is rigorous, involving nomination by established Fellows, detailed peer review, and a review by the Academy’s leadership committee.
Pastor Falodun’s career spans several decades of service, scholarship, and leadership on three continents. From leadership in America and Nigeria to his influence across Africa and Europe, he has set new standards in faith-based leadership, social advocacy, and theological scholarship. He has authored several influential books, including “The Power of a Praying Church and What to Do When Prayer Becomes Difficult”, and played key roles in mentoring the next generation of spiritual and community leaders. His broad influence is acclaimed in both religious and leadership circles, as confirmed in the CALM fellowship citation recognizing his “exceptional academic excellence, leadership in religious arts and cultural development, and outstanding contributions industry advancement in Africa.”
Reacting to the recognition, Pastor Falodun stated:
“Becoming a Fellow of CALM-UK is an immense honour. This fellowship validates the power of visionary leadership and collaboration in making a positive difference in our world. I am deeply grateful to CALM for fostering a culture of global excellence and for this recognition. It inspires me to renew my commitment to building bridges across cultures and empowering leaders who serve their communities with wisdom, integrity, and compassion. I dedicate this award to everyone committed to making the world a better place through ethical service and transformational leadership.”
Pastor Falodun’s induction as a CALM Fellow highlights the ever-growing relevance and leadership excellence of the African diaspora in the UK and globally, inspiring current and future leaders to advance their fields and serve humanity with distinction
