Wall Street Analyst turned Community Builder/Entrepreneur

Chijioge “Chi” Nwogu is a Nigerian born, New York City raised, Community Builder/Entrepreneur.

An alumni of Prep for Prep, Choate Rosemary Hall and Brown University, Chi received his Masters of Business Administration at the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School in 2018 where he was a Consortium Scholar, Dean’s Fellow, Adams Apprentice, 2x Legacy Cup champion (legacy captain), and Community Core Value Award winner. He was awarded the inaugural Adams Alumni Pioneer Award in 2020 for his work within the UNC community and beyond.

Chi is passionate about sports, game-based learning, and mentorship, and he has found various ways to incorporate these passions into life. Currently, Chi is the co-founder/CEO of GameFlo, a community-focused gaming company designing culturally-relevant games, from card games to digital experiences. Since obtaining his MBA in 2018, Chi has mentored over 200 student-entrepreneurs, and continues to do so in his role as Professor of the Practice of Strategy and Entrepreneurship.

Founder & CEO

GameFlo - Black-owned gaming company

Black-owned gaming company with the mission of building communities by empowering people on their own terms and abilities. We design culturally-relevant games ranging from physical card games to digital experiences.

Professor of the Practice

UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School

Faculty member in undergraduate business program teaching an experiential learning course in which students apply their knowledge of core business principles to a strategic project assessing growth opportunities for a startup. Students choose the startup that will be the subject of their semester-long project and are assigned to teams based on their startup choices.