Thanks for sharing your story. What are some ways in which you developed this collaborative relationships with peers/mentors from other institutions?

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Tagging on that important question, when do you think is the right time to mentor others as we establish our career, i.e., what are the markers of this 'readiness'?

Thank you for sharing your talk. I am curious about how you might recommend trainees (those in graduate/medical school still) find mentors and sponsors? Do you recommend they only reach out to people at their institution or do you have recommendations on how to further build their network?

Thank you very much for this talk. You have trained and worked at many different institutions. Was the diversity of each environment important for furthering your research and innovation? Do you think you could have been as successful if you stayed between one or two institutions?

Do you have any advice for an undifferentiated student trying to decide what pediatrics subspecialty might be a best fit for them?

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Thank you so much Dr. Davies!

Thanks Dr. Davies. As a Peds ID fellow, hearing about your journey was very inspiring.

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Great to see you Dele! Take care