Triston Francis
Sea Group
Group COO Office
Triston’s Corridor
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US – Jamaica – China – Singapore
About
Triston Francis is a first-generation college student from Jamaica, Queens, NYC. His father a black man from Manchester Parish in Jamaica and his mother a white woman from Cleveland with Russian and Czech heritage.
Triston leads People & Organizational Strategy for the Group COO Office at Sea. Prior to Sea, he was a part of the Boston Consulting Group’s Singapore office. He began his career at Morgan Stanley across Investment Banking, Sales & Trading, and Company Management.
Triston received his M.B.A. from Harvard Business School where he served as the Student Body President and graduated with second-year academic honours. He holds a Bachelor of Science with concentrations in Finance, Legal Studies, and Business Ethics from Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania where he was 1 of 4 graduates out of a class of approximately 2,500 to be recognized by the University President at graduation for having positively impacted Penn’s campus through leadership.
Education
Harvard Business School, Master in Business Administration
Wharton, Bachelor of Science in Economics
Highlights
Co-designed the Boston Consulting Group’s Asia Pacific Leadership Institute which was an executive education offering for Asia Pacific-based CEOs & CXOs. Co-created the “Crafting Your Life” course which commenced in 2019 at Harvard Business School to help students live with greater intentionality.
Helped launch Morgan Stanley’s Multicultural Innovation Lab, an in-house startup accelerator promoting financial inclusion and providing access to capital for early-stage tech-enabled companies led by women and multicultural entrepreneurs.
‘Navigating your career and life without investing the time to think about your personal mission statement is as unlikely to get you to your desired destination as taking a road trip without using a map.
Over time, I have honed in on my own personal mission of helping others unlock their full potential. Having this clarity has been particularly helpful as I pursued graduate school and job opportunities.
Beyond the career benefits, investing the time to think about the impact I want to have on my life has provided me with greater confidence in terms of how I allocate my time on a daily basis.’
Triston on On Career Journey
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Read about Tristons journey as he finds a place where he finally feels comfortable enough to call home.
