Last month I had the opportunity to meet with Shahid Sheikh, one of your many entrepreneurs in residence. I was introduced to him through my uncle who was aware of his role at Leicester. I thought to reach out to you now in hopes that it gives ample time to put some measures into place to promote our entrepreneurs in residence much more than they are currently. I sat down with Shahid for 3 hours. The conversation we had was no less than enlightening. Shahid realises, as do other figures on the business campus such as Dennis and Matteo, that you have to relate to us students to see real impact. I believe the divide between lecturer and the lectured is too strong, but Shahid shows that it does not have to be this way and has great effect when it isn't. Shahid has lived the world that our lectures speak about, and he continues to be an integral part to multiple companies today. His experience and wisdom are invaluable, and I have witnessed this first hand when I had my conversation with him. Shahid doesn't hold back as you guys must be aware. He tells it as it is, and in my opinion, that isn't something you see very often anymore. He asked me questions that compelled me to think harder than I usually ever do. Questions that sink deeper than just on an academic level, but on a somewhat spiritual one instead. Making me ponder on what I want to be known and useful for, not just drifting through stages of life. I remember trying to note down everything I could of our chat on my drive back from Brookfield.