Hi everyone! My name is Solomon Podorovsky, I’m a 4th year student at McGill University in Montreal, and a double major in Economics and Math. Learning math has become one of the primary safe spaces for me in my life, and it has been a joy to pass down my discoveries onto the bright students of Black Math Genius! When taught with empathy, patience, and enthusiasm, learning math can feel akin to wandering through nature: observing the natural happenings of the world we might not have noticed before. My biggest goal as a tutor is to inspire a passion for math which many great educators have helped nurture in me, and has brought me to where I am today.

My name is Arief Anbiya, and I am a mathematics teacher with six years of experience in education. In addition to my teaching background, I have also gained valuable exposure in the financial sector as an actuary and conducted research for water wave modelling using differential equations. My mathematical journey began in 2010 when I enrolled as an undergraduate student in Parahyangan Catholic University, Indonesia. Throughout my studies, I actively participated in university-level mathematical Olympiads and focused on subjects such as partial differential equations and actuarial science. 

For over two decades, I've honed my skills as a mathematics tutor, driven by a passion for empowering students. Joining Black Math Genius (BMG) aligns perfectly with my mission to elevate math proficiency among students of color. Reflecting on my own academic journey, I realize the profound impact of representation in education, particularly in mathematics. At BMG, witnessing students' growth and enhanced understanding during our sessions brings me immense joy and fulfillment. My role extends beyond mere tutoring; it's about instilling confidence, fostering representation, and empowering students to excel in math and beyond

Greetings! My name is Renisha and I have been an Educator for almost 15 years. I enjoy seeing young minds grow and making connections to the world around them. I joined Black Math Genius because I believe in the mission that young black children have genius within them- it just has to be brought out and nurtured. I look forward to meeting your geniuses and continuing to bring A+ service to the families in the BMG community.

My name is Deontae Hardnett and I’m excited to be a part of Black Math Genius. It excites me to challenge our kids to be better and seeing them make progress in real time to the point where they walk me through their process.

I am Nasreen Farhana from India and currently relish my position as Math Tutor at BMG. The word 'MATH' fascinates me and with the art of teaching Math, I tend to derive another dimension. While I have extensive experience in teaching Math to students abroad, it gives me immense pleasure to teach Math at BMG. With an omniscient set of tutors around, I can confidently say that BMG is a place where one can impart subject knowledge while gaining knowledge simultaneously. We Tutors at BMG give our best shot to our students so that they groom themselves to be fine professionals in every wake of their lives.

Hello my name is Sharnice Martin, I am the Lead tutor after tutoring with Black Math Genius for two years. I am enthused with my new role, it gives me the opportunity to help young black students become great mathematicians. In addition to making our community stronger, and increasing black wealth. I have a bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Psychology. Throughout the years I’ve completed a lot of math courses to obtain my degree but I have always took an interest in math. With math being my favorite subject and my passion for black success the alignment with Black Math Genius was inevitable.

Jayel is a 23-year-old Math enthusiast with a knack for engaging with children. He learned to play chess at the age of 2 and by 4 he was winning chess tournaments, even competing with adults. He scored a 35 on the ACT at the age of 15 and graduated from high school when he was 16 years old. Jayel began tutoring at the age of 14. He tutored everything from Arithmetic to Calculus. It was during this time that he developed a passion for working with children. He is patient and empathetic. He can make mathematical equations relatable in a way that makes sense to children.

For the last 2 years, Larmarco has been focused on building his math tutoring and bookkeeping business. He recently worked at Betty Shabazz and Bond Elementary teaching 5th and 6th-grade math. He enjoys meditating, working out, and watching anime in his free time. Larmarco is passionate about helping students develop a solid conceptual understanding of mathematics to achieve their goals. He wants to help close the gap in the STEAM professional representation of Black communities by developing more mathematical thinkers.

Cyntoria Meaderds is originally from Chicago, and currently resides in Nashville, TN with her three children. She received a B.A. in English from Fisk University, an M.A. in Sociology, and is now a candidate for a Doctorate in Behavioral Health Management. In addition to math tutoring, she currently works as an outreach worker for the CDC Foundation and has worked with several populations for mental health, HIV, Recovery, etc. Her published thesis is entitled; Being The Mother You Are Told to Be: A Qualitative Analysis Of Mothers In Recovery.