“I had the pleasure of working alongside Tolu beginning in January 2020 as fellow board members for the NYC chapter of the QuestBridge Alumni Club. His earnest enthusiasm and thoughtfulness were sources of great energy and motivation for our group during a rather unprecedented year. As we have gotten to know one another better through our roles, it became obvious to me that some of Tolu's greatest strengths lie in his passion to help drive others' personal and professional development. He has a touch of authenticity that few have sharpened to the degree that Tolu has and that allows him to bring the best out of anyone he spends time with. ”
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