Rantimi Adetunji Joins Board of Northern Virginia Conscious Business Alliance

Rantimi Adetunji has joined the board of the Northern Virginia Conscious Business Alliance (NOVACBA). NOVACBA is a non-profit organization that promotes conscious business practices and their potential for helping the local business community to thrive.

Adetunji also serves as director of finance for the organization. She will apply extensive financial management experience in the nonprofit sector to manage all financial aspects, including operations and compliance.

“NOVACBA lends its expertise in conscious business practices to help businesses maximize their potential to be more than a profit generating entities,” said Adetunji. “I am delighted to join a team of professionals who are passionate about elevating the role of business in transforming our society.”

Adetunji is a doctoral student in health systems and economics at Johns Hopkins University. She earned her BS with honors in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University, an MS in Nonprofit Management from Northeastern University, and an MHS in Health Economics from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.

She lives in Woodbridge, Virginia with her spouse and son.

About the Northern Virginia Conscious Business Alliance

The Northern Virginia Conscious Business Alliance (NOVACBA) is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization formed in March 2015 by a group of business professionals with a shared passion for conscious business practices and their potential for helping people and their organizations thrive.NOVACBA was inspired by the conditions and challenges faced by organizations and their employees operating under traditional corporate leadership and operational frameworks. Fueled by the Conscious Capitalism®, mindfulness, and similar movements, NOVACBA founders want to help Virginia organizations learn to leverage practices that are proven to help businesses and their stakeholder communities succeed together. Learn more at novacba.org.