Maudo is currently an Advisor at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change with a focus on advising governments in Africa and Middle East in the areas of governance, geopolitics, international development and trade. He was a Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa and has also appeared several times on-air as a politics and economics commentator on the BBC to discuss his areas of focus.

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In the last few years, Maudo has worked as an embedded advisor at the Office of the President in both The Gambia and Ghana – most notably as a member of the Presidential COVID-19 Response Coordinator’s team in 2020. During that time, he was tasked with advising the government on crisis response and producing briefings for the consumption of the President of Ghana and his Cabinet.

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Previously, Maudo worked for both the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, providing advice on how developing countries can attract investment, create jobs and spur economic growth. He has written several pieces on these topics for publications such as the Africa Report, OECD and Future Africa Forum. In addition to this, Maudo has shared his experiences and expertise by speaking at leading universities around the world, including Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford, LSE and St Gallen.

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He holds a Master’s degree in African Development from the London School of Economics & Political Science and a Bachelor’s degree in International Business with French from Regent’s University, London.