An entrepreneur and physician-scientist with deep roots in oncology and global health systems, Kingsley spent years at Fred Hutch Cancer Center leading large-scale market access agreements between global pharmaceutical companies and health systems across multiple countries, work that gave him a frontline view of how cancer patients fall through the cracks between visits.

He served as a senior advisor to the U.S. President's Cancer Panel on AI-enabled cancer navigation and was named a finalist among more than 1,200 entries for the 2025 AI in Patient Care Award. He founded Hurone AI to build the infrastructure that keeps cancer patients connected to their care teams between appointments, and to make that infrastructure reimbursable, scalable, and native to the systems clinicians already use.

He also an affiliate faculty of University of Washington Department of Global Health and Fred Hutch cancer center. He holds an MD from University of Jos, and an MPH from the University of Washington with a certificate in Innovation and entrepreneurship from MIT.