
With over 20 years in business and process management, Moses Ida-Michaels brings a unique perspective to the marketplace, through leadership programmes, mentorship and coaching.
Moses's vision of business goes beyond profit and growth to visible impact. He's passionate about businesses that are purpose-driven, pursue shared prosperity and sustainability and have a positive impact on people and the world.
Moses is a University of Jos, Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Robert Gordon University alumnus. He has studied international law, diplomacy, business, oil and gas management and philosophy.

For more than 15 years, Moses Ida-Michaels has helped people navigate personal transition in a fast-moving world. His work sits at the intersection of faith, mental strength, philosophy and practical growth, rooted in a simple conviction: people flourish when they are seen, heard and given room to grow.
Whether he is working with a leader, a business team, a church community or someone finding their way through a difficult season, Moses brings the same care and curiosity. His aim is not to offer quick answers, but to create space for honest reflection, practical growth and meaningful action.


Through his work with The Justice Project and Touch The World, he supports initiatives that restore dignity, strengthen communities and bring practical help to people in need.
The Justice Project works to support people who have been wrongly accused or imprisoned. Touch The World extends help and succour to disadvantaged communities through social good, justice and outreach initiatives.

Moses sees beyond himself and the world he lives in. He is driven by a deep sense of purpose, a commitment to making a big impact beyond the physical. Everything he does is driven by his spiritual journey grounded in faith and the teachings of Jesus Christ.
He pastors at the Ecclesia Hills Church in Lagos, Nigeria, a community of worshippers with an overflowing zeal for showing the good news of Jesus Christ through love and service to others. Previously, he has pastored at The Parliament, This Present House, The Waterbrook and The Tribe.