Abdoulaye Pathe Barry is a distinguished public servant with years of demonstrated leadership, community outreach, youth development, and mentoring. His extensive experience within the African community is marked by a steadfast commitment to resolving community issues. Currently serving as a Credit Risk Associate at Wells Fargo, Abdoulaye Barry has accumulated a wealth of professional experience, with notable roles at organizations such as YALDA, the International Commercial Bank, and BPMG. His academic journey includes a second bachelor’s degree in Finance-Economics from Baruch College, a Risk Management certificate from the International Business Management Institute, and a Public-Private Partnership certificate from the World Bank. Abdoulaye's academic roots trace back to the University of Kofi Annan, where he studied Finance and Economics. Abdoulaye Pathe Barry's leadership extends beyond his professional realm, as evidenced by his pivotal roles within the Guinean community in the USA. Currently serving as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Guineans Succeeding in America (GSA), he has previously held positions such as External Communicator, Vice President, and President of the Guinean Students Association at Baruch College. Passionate about politics, Abdoulaye is an alumnus of the ARENA ACADEMY, where he honed his skills as an Organizing Director, Campaign Manager, and Data Campaign Director. This academy, dedicated to training and supporting the next generation of candidates and campaign staff, has played a crucial role in shaping his political engagement. Additionally, as the co-founder and Vice Chair of the Guinean New Generation Movement, Abdoulaye actively contributes to driving social justice and civic engagement. Originally from Guinea and now residing in the USA, Abdoulaye Pathe Barry's dedication to serving his community began in his homeland and continues to flourish in his adopted home. Beyond his professional and civic engagements, Abdoulaye harbors a deep passion for soccer and a keen interest in global economics.