I'm Baylie Persson (peer·sn)

During my two-year tenure with the Student Center for Public Trust (Student CPT) at CMU, I have deeply internalized the program's fundamental principles, namely integrity, trust, accountability, transparency, respect, rule of law, viability, and fairness.

While my affiliation with Student CPT has undoubtedly nurtured my interest in ethical business practices and moral leadership, I attribute a significant portion of my core values to my late grandfather, Raymond Persson. Despite divergent religious beliefs, his unwavering humility and dedication to aiding others through civil, humanitarian, and rehabilitation endeavors have instilled within me a profound commitment to servant-style leadership.

Driven by my compassion for humanity, a genuine curiosity about diverse cultures, and an unwavering determination to effect positive change in the world, I aspire to channel my professional career into avenues that allow me to utilize the knowledge and skills acquired during my time at CMU and through personal growth to serve others.