About the founder

Dimeji Tomori, CEO and founder of Pointters Community Initiatives (PCI), is a dedicated leader committed to making a positive impact in the community. With 17 years of experience in nonprofit management, IT programming, project management, entrepreneurship, business strategy, and operational management, he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his work.

He has worked with three Fortune 500 companies—General Electric, Hewlett Packard (HP), and Johnson Controls—and is actively involved in numerous community initiatives and leadership roles. He serves on the Board of Directors for Leaven, Inc. and the Multicultural Coalition, Inc. (MCI) in Appleton, Wisconsin, and is a member of the Community Investment Committee for United Way.

Additionally, he is part of the Chief Advisory Board, which evaluates data on crime, incarceration rates, and community challenges to develop effective solutions.

Dimeji holds a B.Sc. in Engineering, an MBA from Concordia University, an Executive Education in Product Innovation from Harvard University, and an Executive Education in Strategic Leadership from Yale University.

PCI is ready to work and utilize every resource available to tackle every tough issue we face every day.

A Call to Action for Change

At PCI, we are committed to finding real solutions to the challenges affecting our communities. The past few years have tested us in many ways, but they have also shown our strength and resilience.

Access to quality education, employment opportunities, and reliable healthcare should be available to everyone. Families deserve the chance to provide for their children and build a stable future. These are challenges we cannot ignore—but together, we can make a difference No obstacle is too great when we work together. PCI is ready to take on these challenges, utilizing every available resource to create lasting change and meaningful impact. Let’s stand together, take action, and build a brighter future.