Founder and CEO of MiiR

Bryan PapéFounder and CEO of MiiR

Seattle

Business Administration major 2007

As the founder and CEO of MiiR Flagship, Papé gets to blend his work, volunteerism, and community involvement. They are a social enterprise that donates funds and time to various nonprofits around the world. Seattle Bike Works and One Day’s Wages are two of their local partners.

How does your time at SPU connect to the work you’re doing today?

SPU helped shape and inform my worldview. I learned to see the world as one with people rather than nations with borders.

Who made a difference in your SPU education?

Dr. Jim Rand made a profound impact on my thinking in life. I had a couple classes with him but specifically he taught from the 7 Habits book about finding the root causes beyond symptoms to create real change.

What advice do you have for students about life after graduation?

Use your time at SPU to experience the world and explore. Open your mind to those not like you. Find your roots, though.

 

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