Though she doesn’t hold a Temple degree (yet), BuzzFeed sensation Quinta Brunson, 27, is an Owl.

Read more about Adam Lyons and The Zebra in “30 Under 30” here. The company, established in 2012, now has more than 50 employees and is backed by more than $23 million in venture funding. Along with Joshua Dziabiak, who also made Forbes’ list, Lyons founded The Zebra, a web service that allows consumers to quickly and easily compare quotes from more than 1,800 different car insurance options offered by more than 200 agencies. Read Jamira Burley’s “30 Under 30” profile here.ĭespite dropping out of high school at 15, Adam Lyons, 29, went on to graduate from the Fox School of Business with a degree in risk management and insurance-and to land a spot on this year’s “30 Under 30” list in the Consumer Tech category. She also served as the national deputy millennial vote director for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and was named a Champion for Change in gun violence prevention by the Obama Administration in 2014. and works as a senior campaigner at Amnesty International, focusing on gun violence, criminal justice and human rights.

At 23, Burley became the city’s youngest-ever agency executive when Mayor Michael Nutter appointed her executive director of the Philadelphia Youth Commission. Burley’s longstanding advocacy and activism earned her a spot this year on Forbes’ prestigious list in the Law and Policy category. When she was 15, one of her older brothers died in a shooting-a tragic loss that propelled her toward that goal. Long before she came to Temple, Jamira Burley’s mission was to combat gun violence in her hometown of Philadelphia and in the United States. Three Temple Owls who have soared to the top in their industries earned spots on the list of 600 ambitious twentysomethings whom Forbes recognized as leaders in 20 distinct categories. Forbes magazine’s 2017 class of “30 Under 30” includes a few familiar faces.

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