About Jona Oboza

Jona Oboza — Founder & Regional CEO, Acceler8 AI Group.
Jona Oboza is an award-winning advertising and media-technology executive turned AI-native founder — operator, founder, and architect. Founder and CEO of Acceler8 AI, a Singapore AI-driven media-technology company, and principal of the venture portfolio held under Infinite Momentum Holdings in Dubai.
The Oboza career runs seventeen years across five corridor cities — Manila, Taipei, Singapore, Seoul, and Dubai — and the world’s leading advertising and media holding groups: WPP, Publicis, Omnicom, GroupM, Xaxis, and PubMatic. Country profit-and-loss, regional programmatic leadership, and the launch of new markets from the ground up.
Architect of AI-Driven Media ROI™ — the proprietary practice, founded in 2024, that codifies how artificial-intelligence infrastructure attaches to measurable media return across cross-channel commercial spend, the discipline of record for translating AI into media outcomes.
Originator of the corporeneur technologist — the operator who runs the company, founds the venture, and builds the system at once, uniting three lineages the industry kept apart: the executive, the founder, and the technologist.
The venture portfolio under Infinite Momentum Holdings spans four operating-system ventures: pawfella, an operating system for a companion animal’s protection, care, and movement; TheExpatboss, an invitation-only lifestyle imprint for the high-growth expatriate; UndressingFlavors, made-to-measure flavour personalised to the palate; and apploop, the personalisation operating system underwriting the app economy — alongside Acceler8 AI, the commercial home of AI-Driven Media ROI™.
Industry recognition spans The Wires Global (Best Use of Data & Creativity) and Campaign Asia-Pacific (APAC 40 Under 40; Greater China Young Business Leader of the Year; Asia Pacific Programmatic Person of the Year).
The next stretch of the Oboza work is less portfolio than practice — coaching, mentoring, and training the next cohort of corporeneur technologists, on the conviction that a practice only counts for something if it can be passed on.