Monzer Mostafa Taleb, born in Kuwait and now a proud US citizen, cherishes his Syrian heritage and has resided in Dallas since 1980. Following a distinguished career as a telecommunications engineer and computer programmer, he now devotes his time to family and communal endeavors during retirement. Monzer Taleb is well-regarded for his roles as a community leader and motivational speaker. He has served on various educational and religious boards and contributed significantly to nonprofit organizations. His extensive experience in mentorship covers topics relevant to youth, adults, and families, including discussions on relationships and personal development. Monzer completed his higher education at the University of North Texas, earning a Bachelor of Computer Science in 1988. His professional path includes significant contributions to the field of telecommunications, particularly during his tenure at Ericsson/T-Mobile, where he was instrumental in advancing network development and team leadership. Beginning his career in 1992, he managed systems for a local business until 1996. Then, he progressed to lead switch test engineer at Ericsson Inc., focusing on the testing and troubleshooting hardware and software until 2002. In 2003, he started a computer and networking firm in Dallas, where he serviced a dedicated clientele and provided customized technology solutions. Monzer reentered the corporate world in 2005, taking a position with T-Mobile in Las Vegas as an O&M switch supervisor, where he excelled in operational management and strategic planning. He returned to Ericsson in 2007, working out of their Plano, Texas office as an O&M engineer responsible for maintaining vital communication infrastructure. Beyond his professional endeavors, Monzer is an accomplished motivational speaker with many local and national awards. His work with Baitulmaal, Inc., an Irving, Texas-based nonprofit, underscores his commitment to humanitarian efforts. He enhances the organization’s ability to extend aid globally through strategic donor engagement and community collaboration. On the home front, Monzer has been happily married to Bassiima Dandan for over four decades, sharing four children and enjoying a close-knit family life with their grandchildren. His personal life is deeply rooted in his faith, which guides his extensive volunteer efforts, including establishing a youth center and actively participating in mosque activities. Monzer Taleb continues to lead by example, demonstrating a deep commitment to his family, faith, and the broader community. His leadership and dedication constantly inspire others.