Episode 7: Myles Hunter, CEO & Co-Founder at TutorMe

In this episode, we’re sitting down Myles Hunter, the CEO and Co-Founder of TutorMe. I initially came across Myles’ work when I was reading about notable alumni from USC (one of my alma maters!). The fact that Myles took initiative for a problem that not only he experienced personally, but witnessed for millions of children, is inspiring. Myles is making a difference in so many students’ lives and he serves as a reminder that we can all take action for the problems that we see in the world. I hope our conversation will inspire you to take a small step to resolve a community issue that you’re witnessing, whether it’s a social injustice, global warming, or what’s happening overseas as we see the tragedies occurring in Ukraine. Myles’ story is such a testament that we can all take action to help one another.

Here’s Myles’s biography if you’d like to learn more:

Myles Hunter is the CEO and Co-Founder of TutorMe. He and his co-founders struggled to find an effective tutoring option provided by his alma mater, the University of Southern California, so they set out to create a solution. He quickly acquired product management and web design skills for product development prior to TutorMe’s launch. Now, as CEO, Myles is responsible for business development, strategy, and building an incredible team.

Before launching TutorMe, Myles was a consultant at Ernst & Young, serving clients in financial services. As an undergraduate student, he pioneered the modern ambassador program model at Lyft. He recruited and managed thousands of Lyft ambassadors across the country, creating and deploying effective growth hacks. His efforts were a driving force in Lyft’s success with referral and ambassador marketing.

Myles is a graduate of the University of Southern California with a B.S. in Business Administration and a minor in real estate finance. He is also fluent in Spanish.

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