Two Swanson School Alumni named Pittsburgh 30 Under 30
Two former students were recognized for their early-career impact in Pittsburgh
Terrell Galloway and Benjamin Leslie, both graduates from the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering, are making a big difference in the city of Pittsburgh while not even thirty years old.
Because of these early-career accomplishments, Galloway and Leslie were selected to be on the Pittsburgh Business Times 30 Under 30 list. In partnership with Leadership Pittsburgh Inc., the Pittsburgh Business Times honors young professionals who are making an impact on both their workplaces and their communities.
Galloway (ENGR ’20) is corporate development manager of Pro Max Fence Systems and president and co-founder of Future Kings Mentoring. While at SSOE, Galloway won the 2019 T-Mobile Changemaker Challenge with Future Kings Mentoring co-founders Isreal Williams and Sean Spencer.
Leslie (ENGR ‘24) is currently a student at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and a co-founder of Malleous, a startup developing a patent pending, bendable suction-retractor designed for microsurgery optimization. During his time at SSOE, Leslie was also named the American Society of Engineering Education’s (ASEE) 2024 Student of the Year and winner of the University of Pittsburgh’s Emma W. Locke Memorial Award.
This year's class of honorees will be honored in a series of profiles in a special edition of the Pittsburgh Business Times on March 20 and at an awards celebration in April.