Alexander Z. Mo

Alexander Z. Mo is a multi-talented founder, author, photographer, and educator with a strong focus on creativity and community engagement. As the founder of c41labs, a peer-to-peer marketplace for cameras and a multimedia publication, Alexander promotes artistic discussion within the photography realm. In addition, Alexander serves as Emory President of Creator Institute, inspiring students to create innovative projects, and holds various positions at Emory University, including leadership roles in the Student Government Association and involvement in TEDx events. Alexander co-founded Side Project Design Studios, focusing on streetwear and media, and contributes to Emory Entrepreneurship & Venture Management's Innovation Quotient magazine. An accomplished athlete, Alexander also competed in collegiate tennis and has a background in mentoring and community service, highlighted by founding the UNICEF and Humanitarian Causes Club at The Harker School. Alexander Z. Mo holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and English from Emory University and is currently pursuing studies in International Journalism and Society at The London School of Economics and Political Science.