Noah is a social entrepreneur who builds purpose-driven businesses designed for global impact. Since 2012, Noah has worked in West Africa (Senegal) as the Executive Director of SEED Project (Sports for Education and Economic Development), an education non-profit that uses basketball as a tool to develop African leaders. SEED serves more than 10,000 youth annually with boarding and after school programs, and helps place students at universities around the world. Noah helped re-brand the organization, forge cross-continental partnerships, and firmly establish SEED as a premier sport for development organization. Most recently, Noah co-founded a fast-casual restaurant concept, Teranga, that offers traditional African food. In partnership with renowned Senegalese chef, Pierre Thiam, Teranga is located in Harlem, NY at The Africa Center.Noah's work has been featured in the New York Times, Bloomberg, SLAM, and ESPN among other publications, and is a frequent speaker at conferences and universities.Noah is a native New Yorker, a Princeton University graduate, and currently lives between New York and Senegal.Noah can be reached directly for speaking engagements or collaboration opportunities at noah.e.levine@gmail.com.