Rayhan's story is an exemplary tale of resilience and determination in the face of adversity. Despite being diagnosed with a rare degenerative muscle condition in his 20s – one that impacts only two people per million worldwide – Rayhan has flourished professionally and personally. He currently serves as a Vice President at a publicly traded film company, is a father, husband and disability advocate. What began as a limp has left him fully confined to a wheelchair in his early forties. Nevertheless, he has triumphed over enormous physical challenges and thrived in all aspects of his life. Rayhan started his 20-year professional career at PwC - the world's largest global professional services firm - supporting clients such as Sony and IMAX as a Chartered Accountant. He then used his lifelong appreciation for cinema to further develop his career within the Media and Entertainment industry; he is now serving as Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis at Cineplex Entertainment. During this time, Rayhan traveled the globe with his wife and two children while continuing to pursue his love of film, attending multiple memorable sporting events in Toronto. Additionally, he is committed to advocating for disability rights and inclusion, working on the Board of Directors for DEEN Support Services - a Canadian charity championing inclusive support services for those living with physical or intellectual disabilities. The eldest child born to immigrant parents based in Winnipeg, Rayhan often found himself to be one of few people of colour within his middle-class neighbourhood. Rather than focusing on what made him different, Rayhan learned to embrace being distinct and gained an outlook that enabled him to confidently maneuver through life’s experiences. By sharing the triumphs associated with overcoming physical, emotional, and social obstacles candidly, Rayhan has inspired many around him. His story exemplifies perseverance throughout uncertainty and how joy can be found amongst it all.