Spotlight: Q&A With Evan Oseni

By Johnny Bailey on 11/10/17 2:47 PM

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The Monthly Review spotlights a different URACer each month in a Q&A. This month it's Evan Oseni, who has been with URAC since September of this year.

TMR: When did you start at URAC and what brought you here?
Evan Oseni: I started working with URAC on the 11th of Sept 2017. One of my priorities in life is to be successful professionally, alongside giving back to the society while loving what I do. When presented with the offer I considered it an opportunity to achieve these goals on a single platform. Given URAC is a non-profit accreditation organization in the health domain.

TMRDescribe yourself in three words.
Evan Oseni: Analytical, Creative and Jovial

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TMRWhere did you grow up? 
Evan Oseni:  I grew up in Lagos, Nigeria from a very modest background, lots of culture and tradition and a colorful mix of languages. Everyone is a naturally bilingual.


TMRWhat’s your favorite restaurant? 
Evan Oseni: Fogo de Chao! Its located in Washington D.C. Why it’s my favorite? Simple, I love meat and they do it welllllll.


TMRWhat was the last movie you saw? 
Evan Oseni: Thor Ragnarok. I love action movies, sucker for Comic ones too. It had a mix of everything: fight, comedy, pain, etc. probably appeal to a larger audience, more like all you can eat type stuff.


TMR
What book do you currently have on your nightstand? 
Evan Oseni: War and Peace.

TMRWhere did you go on your last vacation? 
Evan Oseni: Ocean City

TMRAre you a cat person or a dog person? 
Evan Oseni: Neither, but if I must choose between the two I would go with a dog probably a German Shephard.

TMRIs there anything else that you would like us to know about you? 
Evan Oseni: I am a positive person, curious for everything intellectual and love tasty food

Johnny Bailey

Written by Johnny Bailey

Johnny is a digital marketing professional with a passion for community, brand strategy, and social media. He's gained marketing experience working with global sports brands and inbound marketing chops with creative agencies. On weekends, Johnny plays fantasy football, visits local museums, and works with college students to promote diversity and career readiness.

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