Since 2013 Moses has presented or performed at over 60 universities, colleges, high schools, middle schools, elementary schools, conferences, celebrations, forums, and meetings to educate and encourage others to understand cultural competency, entrepreneurship, and bridging the gap between millennials and workforce opportunities that improve personal, professional, and career development, among other initiatives. As a result of the 2013 outbreak and civil war in South Sudan, Moses and John Buay Tut organized more than 8 South Sudan Humanitarian Crisis Forums’ across universities, colleges, and conferences educating audiences with a brief history of events leading up to the politically and ethnically fueled conflict including first account testimonies from former government officials, educators, and academic scholars. He was among the 11 nominated for the 2014 Sioux Falls Humanitarian Award by the Sioux Falls Human Relations Commission. Moses has a combined 15 plus years of business and non-profit experience within various executive positions including President & CEO, program director, strategist, executive officer, and an entrepreneur recognized for outstanding leadership capabilities, an extensive social network, and exceptional relationship building skills.