Ehi Oviasu-Kahn, attorney, artist, and visionary founder of Little Art, is a dynamic professional with a track record of building coalitions with policy leaders, stakeholders, and nonprofit organizations. 

Ehi draws from a decade-long tenure as a communications and management consultant for non-profits and independent filmmakers. Her multifaceted roles encompassed advising nonprofit management, crafting PR strategies, and fostering strategic partnerships. Her impactful leadership extended to fundraising, overseeing marketing and development for feature films, and skillfully managing a 25-person team on and off set.

Beyond her entrepreneurial pursuits, Ehi is a licensed attorney with a focus on human rights and entertainment law. As a Legal Advisor to the Nigerian Mission at the United Nations, she achieved significant milestones, successfully negotiating the deployment of a UN Peacekeeping mission to South Sudan. Her influence extended to advancing Security Council resolutions through collaboration with foreign delegations, policy experts, and NGOs.

In private practice, she negotiated production agreements and conducted copyright due diligence for twenty-five films, including the Academy Award-nominated "Boyhood." Ehi's contributions also included drafting a best practices guide for securities categories under the 2012 JOBS Act, leading workshops, and creating reference materials.

Ehi holds a J.D. and B.A. from Columbia University, anchoring her multifaceted career at the intersection of law, entertainment, and social impact.