Tyrone Gabriel began his career in the late 1990s as a technology consultant after earning a degree from New York University. He later chose a path of service, becoming a Naval Flight Officer and Intelligence Officer, deploying to Iraq in support of the U.S. Army, Afghanistan alongside Naval Special Forces, and the Arabian Gulf in support of maritime security and counter-piracy operations. These experiences shaped his leadership, resilience, and deep belief that meaningful impact starts with action. Today, he owns and operates a K-12 STEM education center in Coral Gables, where he helps develop young minds through interactive science and technology programs. He also advises a single-family office on strategic and technical investments, and has held fractional executive roles supporting early-stage medical and diagnostic innovation. Tyrone holds advanced graduate degrees including an MBA from New York University and a Master of Science from Johns Hopkins University. His life’s work reflects his commitment to building opportunity for children, supporting innovation, and ensuring that the foundation of Mikhail’s Joy Project begins strong in its inaugural year, with a long, intentional vision for growth and care.