TM² Executive Search team member spoke at a national culture conference

June 27, 2025

A team member of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) executive search firm, TM² Executive Search (TM²), served as a panelist recently at a national culture conference.

Dr. Will Anyu, associate principal and search consultant at TM², represented the firm at the Hunt Scanlon Culture Awards Forum at the Harvard Club of New York City.

Anyu was a panelist in a session titled “Navigating Culture in a Digital Age,” which explored innovative approaches to maintaining cultural consistency while leveraging digital tools to foster connection and collaboration.

He was joined on the panel by executives from Caldwell, Regeneron, Citi, Air Products and BrainWorks.
TM² was recently selected for inclusion in the 2025 Hunt Scanlon Media Select Guide to America’s Top 250 Executive Search Firms.

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