I was born in Amman, Jordan, and moved to Bedford at the age of ten. My childhood was filled with moves within Bedford, attending several local schools like Bedford South, Basinview School, and C.P. Allen High School. After finishing high school in Jordan, I returned to Bedford to study electronic engineering technology at NSCC. In 2014, I pursued business studies at Saint Mary's University, which sparked my entrepreneurial journey.

I bought my first 3D printer to prototype an invention, leading to a growing interest in 3D printing services. This hobby turned into a business, Eureka Technologies Incorporated, which offers 3D printing, personalized gifts, signage solutions, and DIY robotics kits through EurekaSTEM. Our "One Spool. One Tree" program is a testament to our commitment to sustainability.

I've also been dedicated to STEM education, hosting summer camps for kids and organizing STEM labs at Saint Mary's University. These initiatives aim to inspire the next generation of innovators.

On a fun note, Eureka Technologies recreated Woody the Talking Christmas Tree in 2021, bringing back a beloved local tradition.

My family is my inspiration. Married at 20, my wife and I have four children who motivate me daily. Our hard work has been recognized with several awards, including the Most Inspiring Immigrant Award and the Small Business of the Year award.