Tayib Fall is a serial entrepreneur with a proven track record of launching businesses and global initiatives to promote economic growth, STEM education, and technology in Africa. Tayib researched American under-resourced urban schools as a Fulbright Scholar and Francophone Africa Education systems as a Chevening Scholar. He served as a Technical Expert with the World Bank Africa Center of Excellence in Mathematics and ICT at Université Gaston Berger during 5 years where he oversaw implementation of a multi-million dollar project. Tayib also led Google’s university programs in Africa and coordinated various projects in the region including faculty trainings and student outreach. He co-authored reports for international organizations and nonprofits. Tayib spoke at many international events including the Lauder symposium hosted by Penn and MIT. He holds an MA in Educational Planning, Economics and International Development from University College London.