Princewill Ahante is a BBC-trained multimedia journalist, researcher and disability advocate passionate about storytelling that drives social change. He is currently a service design intern at Alzheimer's Society, working on projects to improve services for people affected by dementia. Previously, he worked at the BBC, developing original stories and producing digital content that resonated with diverse audiences. Before moving to the UK in 2023, Princewill developed and executed social media strategies for organisations across Nigeria's public, private and nonprofit sectors, including the Kaduna State Government, Health Emergency Initiative, Folio Nigeria, Scale Up and That Good Media. In 2024, he contributed to a film project with the Global Disability Innovation Hub, promoting authentic representation of disabled people in research. He holds a master's degree with distinction in Advertising, Branding and Communication from the University of West London and a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Oduduwa University. Princewill is committed to influencing inclusive policies and practices that ensure equal access for all. He is a Salzburg Global Fellow and a member of the Disabled Leaders Network.