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Growing up in Denver, Muhammad A. Rahman shared the hardwood with Chauncey Billups — years before 'Mr. Big Shot' became an NBA champion, Finals MVP, and one of the most decorated point guards of his generation.
When Muhammad A. Rahman had the opportunity to work with Alyma Dorsey — Marvel and DC stunt professional, former Team USA volleyball player, and the first African American female rigger on a blockbuster film — it gave him a belief in himself as a creative that he carries to this day.
As a member of the Allied Muslim Chamber of Business (AMCOB), Muhammad A. Rahman had the honor of meeting Kashif Zubair — the organization's Founder and CEO, and one of the Top 50 Muslim Influentials in the Americas — twice at dinners in Fairfax County, Northern Virginia.
Over the years, Muhammad A. Rahman built an ongoing line of communication with actor, entrepreneur, and tech investor Ashton Kutcher — a relationship rooted in creative hustle and a shared belief in the power of building things.
