Kayode Bentley is the Founder/President of 4T’s - Teaching Teens To Think, an youth development non-profit organization and has worked with inner-city youth ages 16 – 24 for over 20 years.
Kayode was born and raised in the South Bronx and is proof that anyone can achieve success regardless of their background or environment. He is a graduate of Cardinal Hayes High School and has attended Alfred State College. While at Alfred he served as a member on the Student Senate and President of the Black Student Union prior to transferring to Borough Manhattan Community College to obtain his A.A.S degree in Business Management.
Kayode has lead lucrative careers in the corporate industry for over 20 years in such firms as Woolworth Corporation and Bloomberg LP until he resigned to run 4T’s – Teaching Teens To Think. As President he’s responsible for overseeing the administration, programs and strategic plan of the organization.
Kayode serves as a Adjunct Professor for Fordham University, is a Advisory Board member of LIU (Long Island University) and Board of Director member of Black Wealth Collective, a new exclusive start up company focused on building wealth.
4T’s – Teaching Teens To Think is an educational nonprofit that supports inner-city youth through initiatives designed to help inner city youth succeed in the competitive work environment that exists today.