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Join us on this episode as we Journey Beyond the Code with Lovell Saunders, fellow Bahamian, Morgan State Alum and Electrical Engineering major.

His career journey has been unexpected and full of possibilities.

When Lovell finished high school, it was the happiest day of his life and he had zero desire to go to college.

Decades later, Lovell has a BSc in Electrical Engineering, multiple Masters degrees, certifications, a business owner for 15 years and now returned to Corporate America as a FinTech Executive managing IT Transformation & Generative (Gen) AI Business Initiatives, Implementation, and Programs.

Lovell is an inspiring example of “your career journey isn’t linear” and the power of quality connections, community and networking.

From key insights on the transition from worker to manager, essentials of business ownership to men’s mental health, this episode is chock full of NUGGETS on the utility of Excellence, Experience and Exposure.

Find us on LinkedIn:
Lovell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lovellsaunders/
Dawn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnbutler1/

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