OMI First Featured Cohort
The record of the first OMI Product Commercialization cohort: programme documents, certificates and graduation.
The record of the first featured cohort to go through the programme: who took part, what they were working on, and the documentation that exists for it. It is kept as an archive rather than a highlight reel, which means it includes the ordinary parts and stops where the evidence stops.
A first featured cohort is a special thing to run. Nothing is settled yet: not the teaching order, not the pace, and not which explanations truly land and which only sound clear to the person giving them. Much of what is here is the result of finding that out in public with people who agreed to go first, and the programme that follows is different because of what they sat through.
Entries are added as documents are confirmed. Where a record is not yet available it is absent, not approximated.
Matriculation, orientation, the programme brochure and the documents that belong to the cohort as a whole.
No. 01 · OMI First Featured Cohort
The Institute's foundational publication by Oyiza Musa: why OMI exists, its philosophy and values, and the framework that establishes Product Commercialization as a profession.
PDF · First Edition · 53 pages
No. 02 · OMI First Featured Cohort
What the Institute is and how it develops professionals: the Commercialization Loop, the eighteen module curriculum, the professional pathway and certification.
PDF · Prospectus · 26 pages
Certificates of the first featured cohort participants: a selection from the cohort, not the whole of it.
First featured cohort participants
NigeriaOMI-PC-2026-001Sept 2026
GhanaOMI-PC-2026-002Sept 2026
NigeriaOMI-PC-2026-003Sept 2026
These are the certificates of the featured participants, a selection from the first featured cohort rather than all of it. A participant whose certificate is not shown here can request a copy.
Celebrating the graduation of the first featured cohort.
What the Institute teaches, and the stories of the featured participants in their own words.
