Anthony Lobosco (Lobo) was built for the fight. His entrepreneurial spirit and “sixth sense” fueled an award-winning tech sales career—all while unknowingly battling MS and Trigeminal Neuralgia. That resilience empowered him to reinvent his career in under a year, the only way he knew how: by competing differently and better. But he’s always known this fight is bigger than him.
Now, driven by an unwavering will to make an impact, Anthony is turning that determination into a movement—empowering MS, autoimmune, and trigeminal warriors to challenge biases and spark awareness. His mission? Todo his part and help reshape corporate spaces and society, ensuring people like him are seen, heard, and valued. Entrepreneurship and autoimmune living are one and the same—both demand resilience, adaptability, and the courage to push forward. And that’s exactly what he’s here to lead.
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