We champion a world driven by purpose, where leaders are empowered to thrive, grow, and manifest their visions regardless of scale. Within this ethos, the central commitment lies in the act of creation.

Guided by our threefold philosophy, the name Wilden Oche embodies the essence of daring courage essential for visionary trust, drawing inspiration from the wild and the will. Den represents the natural rhythm of exploration, strategy, design, and execution, encouraging focused creativity as a conduit for expression and performance. Flowing from these foundations, Oche emerges as the embodiment of acquired knowledge—the freeing sigh of the wind that inspires life within creative notions.

The essence of Wilden Oche can be encapsulated in one word: intentionality. We do not chase trends; we shape them. We do not follow; we forge paths. In our pursuit, we blow the wind that ignites change—setting in motion currents that carry ideas, movements, and possibilities forward.

Based in New York with roots in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, we bring a unique cultural perspective to the work we do. As such, we are dedicated to decoding cultural nuances to create delightful experiences that result in conversions.

We love experimenting, are courageous, and empathy lies at the core of who we are and our methodology. Every brief we take on at Wilden Oche is an opportunity to use our curiosity to question previously taken paths, search for new meanings, and bring forth defining expressions that, in one way or another, elicit emotions, provide the unexpected, and mark the way forward.

We are radical about the quality of our efforts and relentlessly pursue the delight of our clients, as we take equal pride in the craftswomanship of our work and the relationships we nurture.

Fatima Bocoum is an award-winning marketer, curator, and women’s and girls’ rights advocate. With over a decade of experience in business, she held leadership roles as Director of Integrated Marketing and Product Owner for global firms; Fortune 100 and category leaders in the tech and financial services sectors. Her work has included collaborations with prestigious organizations such as Condé Nast, LVMH, American Express Global Travel, and Virgin Voyages.

From China to Libya, Saudi Arabia, and Mali, her journey across cultures shaped her worldview before she began a new chapter in the United States, where she studied art history, communications, new technologies, and design. Her curatorial path emerged in 2018, when her critical perspectives on gender and representation in art gained recognition, leading to collaborations with artists, exhibitions acclaimed by the BBC and RFI, and institutional partnerships with the World Bank and UNESCO.