Timur Mason

Insightful and positive content creator with many years of experience creating, publishing, and managing original and compelling content that focuses on positivity and celebrating disabilties. Veteran at engaging target audiences on wide range of platforms. Cohesive team player when collaborating with marketing and organizational leaders to drive consistent messaging.

• Leadership Seminar Chair, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership, New Haven, CT - Unanimously voted on by the HOBY Connecticut to step up at HOBY CT's 2025 Leadership Seminar Chair
• Facilitator, World Leadership Congress, Chicago, IL - Attended the World Leadership Congress in Chicago at Illinois at Loyola University, facilitating a group of 10 young leaders.
• Director of Wellness, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership, New Haven, CT - Trained and supported 170+ student ambassadors to ensure inclusive wellness and mental health support was occurring throughout the 3-day leadership seminar, designed and planned for the yearly state-wide seminar, aiding in programs and operations.
• Co-Chair, Husky Outreach for Leadership Development, Understanding, and Pride, University of Connecticut - Created curriculum aimed to inspire high schools to become leaders in their community, teamed with 4-H, a non-profit organization dedicated to aiding youth leaders, in a leadership seminar
• Facilitator, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership, Connecticut, Rhode Island, California - Facilitated groups of young adults through weekend long leadership seminars in the summer. My primary responsibility was to cultivate and stretch the thinking of 10-12 highschool sophomores.
• China Care Member, University of Connecticut - An active member in China Care which works with orphans and adopted children, aided in fundraising for supporting orphanages in China. Participated in a playgroup with adopted children from China, some had disabilities and maintained a scheduled active day for them.

• Unanimously voted on by the Connecticut Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) to become Lead Seminar Chair, responsible for planning a non-profit seminar for sophomores in highschool