Arch. David Adegbite is a seasoned leader with over three decades of experience
in architecture, real estate development, and strategic investment. As Chairman
of Alluvion Investment Limited, he brings a visionary approach to sustainable
infrastructure and a proven track record of building enterprises across multiple
sectors, positioning the company to become a global player in infrastructure and investment.
He is Principal at Davidson Konsult, a premier architectural and construction
firm, where he has delivered landmark real estate and urban development
projects. His deep expertise in the built environment strengthens Alluvion’s
capabilities in planning and executing large-scale infrastructure. Beyond real
estate, his diversified investment portfolio reflects a multi-sector growth strategy that aligns seamlessly with Alluvion’s mission.
Arch. Adegbite holds key leadership roles across Nigeria’s business landscape,
including Chairman of Capitalfield Investment Group Limited, Chairman &
CEO of De-Davidson Investment Limited, and Group Managing Director of Mistykay Holdings Limited. He also provides strategic oversight as Director of Misty-Kay Ventures. These roles showcase his ability to drive growth,
manage risk, and deliver sustainable value across real estate, agriculture, manufacturing, and financial services.
His board appointments span industries such as construction, financial services, agribusiness, and manufacturing, where he is recognized for his ethical leadership, corporate governance, and strategic foresight. Alongside his business commitments, he is an active philanthropist, supporting education, community infrastructure, and youth empowerment initiatives that align with Alluvion’s vision of delivering value to both investors and communities.
As Chairman, his leadership emphasizes sustainable development, strategic partnerships, and innovation-driven excellence. Under his guidance, Alluvion is building the capacity, credibility, and partnerships needed to emerge as a
trusted partner for government agencies, private investors, and international stakeholders in Africa’s infrastructure transformation.