About
The person behind the title.
My career is in EB-5 and international business development. My perspective was built much earlier, through family, faith, migration, work and relationships across four countries.
I grew up in Senegal in the 1990s, in a world where community was real, friendships were face-to-face and respect for others was part of everyday life.
My parents taught me patience, humility and the importance of treating people with dignity. Those lessons have remained more useful to me than any sales technique or business framework.
Education took me first to Tunisia for three years, then to France on scholarship, and eventually to the United States. Each move meant adapting without losing who I was.
Today I serve as Vice President of Business Development & Head of EMEA at U.S. Immigration Fund. Over more than a decade in EB-5, I have worked with hundreds of families and built professional relationships across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the United States.
What matters most to me is simple: tell people the truth, listen before advising, never disappear when things become difficult, and remember that every file represents a family, not a transaction.
What guides me
Faith
A compass for character, humility and how I treat people.
Family
The reason ambition has meaning in the first place.
Relationships
Long-term trust matters more than a short-term transaction.
Service
Knowledge becomes valuable when it helps someone make a better decision.
“I believe trust is earned through honesty, even when the truth is difficult to hear.”Read the full journey