LWB Awards Honours Abdulazeez Baruwa with Leadership Award in Global Technology and Digital Transformation
Ugo Aliogo
Limitless Without Borders (LWB) Awards, United Kingdom, has honoured Abdulazeez Baruwa, a Senior Program Manager in Amazon Returns Technology, with its Leadership Award in Global Technology and Digital Transformation. The award is positioned by the organisers as a recognition for professionals whose work is delivering measurable progress in technology-led transformation, with the citation describing outstanding achievement and exemplary performance in the sector.
The LWB Awards form part of a broader effort to recognise individuals delivering global impact through innovation and resilience across technology sectors. The event highlighted global partnerships and investment opportunities, reflecting an emphasis on technology work designed to scale beyond local contexts.
Baruwa’s recognition reflects a career built in one of modern commerce’s most operationally demanding environments: returns and reverse logistics. In high-volume systems, digital transformation is judged less by slogans and more by whether platforms reduce errors, improve visibility, and hold up under real-world pressure across multiple facilities and workflows. Within Amazon Returns Technology, program leadership often means converting complex operational realities into systems that can be monitored, tested, and improved without disrupting service delivery.
In the scope of his work, Baruwa has led large-scale returns technology programmes through end-to-end program ownership, combining product delivery, program management, and data analysis. His approach has been shaped by structured experimentation, including A/B testing methods used to strengthen reliability and improve visibility across complex operating environments. In practical terms, the work has tightened how decisions are made, how exceptions are handled, and how performance is measured across networks that cannot afford prolonged blind spots.
Speaking on what the award represents, Baruwa tied transformation to disciplined execution and clear outcomes. “I see digital transformation as the work of turning complexity into clarity,” he said. “When systems are designed properly, teams spend less time firefighting and more time delivering predictable outcomes for customers and operations.”
The significance of the LWB Awards UK recognition lies in what it signals about technology leadership today. Global transformation efforts are increasingly evaluated by operational consistency: faster fault detection, clearer data trails, stronger governance, and systems that deliver dependable results as scale grows. In returns technology, those standards carry immediate consequences for customer experience and cost control, making leadership in this area a test of both technical judgment and execution discipline.
By recognising Baruwa in the category of Global Technology and Digital Transformation, LWB Awards places his work within a wider narrative that values measurable impact and resilience in complex systems. The inclusion of other honourees, such as Joshua Aaron for data and innovation and Victor U. Moses for AI advocacy, reinforces the platform’s focus on technology leaders whose work influences how organisations operate, invest, and collaborate across borders.
