Designation
Certified Financial Fiduciary® (CF2)
Issued by the National Association of Certified Financial Fiduciaries
Active Dates
Aug 25, 2026 – Aug 25, 2027
About Dipo Adesina
Dipo Adesina is a wealth and retirement strategist, financial educator, and founder of SADA Global Financial, where he helps individuals, families, and business owners make informed decisions about building, protecting, and transferring wealth.
With a specialized focus on retirement income planning, Dipo helps clients navigate some of the most consequential financial decisions surrounding retirement, including income sustainability, tax-efficient distribution strategies, Social Security, required minimum distributions, Roth conversion planning, market and sequence-of-returns risk, longevity, and legacy planning.
His approach goes beyond simply accumulating assets. Dipo believes successful retirement planning requires coordinating multiple areas of a client's financial life so that assets can be positioned not only for growth, but also for income, protection, tax efficiency, and wealth transfer. He is particularly passionate about helping pre-retirees and retirees understand risks that can become more significant as they transition from their working years into the retirement distribution phase.
Dipo holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and has earned the Retirement Income Certified Professional® (RICP®) designation, reflecting advanced education in retirement income planning. He is also a Certified Financial Fiduciary® (CFF®), reinforcing his commitment to professional standards and client-centered financial education.
As a financial educator, Dipo is known for simplifying complex financial concepts and translating them into practical strategies people can understand and apply. Through workshops, masterclasses, educational programs, and individual consultations, he teaches on topics including retirement income, tax diversification, Social Security, wealth preservation, insurance-based financial strategies, and multigenerational wealth planning.
At the center of his philosophy is a simple principle: accumulating wealth is only one part of financial success. A comprehensive strategy should also address how wealth will be protected, distributed efficiently throughout retirement, and ultimately transferred to the people and causes that matter most.
