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Meet Judy Megueu, CEO of Bizzall Academy

Four years ago, I stood at a crossroads—preparing for my MCAT, ready to embark on the path to becoming a doctor. But destiny had other plans. It all started with my mother, who, recognizing an opportunity, decided to train me in IT. What began as a simple lesson between mother and daughter quickly turned into something much bigger. Within weeks, 10 others joined our sessions, eager to learn. And in just three months, every single one of them—including me—landed six-figure jobs in IT, many with multiple offers. That was the moment Bizzall Academy was born. What started as an intimate training session evolved into a movement. Since then, Bizzall Academy has transformed careers, empowering professionals to break into Fortune 100 and 500 companies, international organizations, and the federal government. Determined to fulfill my original dream, I used the very skills I learned at Bizzall to pass my MCAT and gained admission into medical school. But as I sat in those lecture halls, something inside me shifted. I realized I was meant for a different calling. After months of soul-searching, I made the boldest decision of my life: I walked away from medical school to embrace my true calling. From that moment on, I never looked back. I went on to coach software teams at Intermountain Healthcare, lead cybersecurity initiatives at Entegral, and serve as a Scrum Master and team coach at Global Payments, guiding teams in banking, compliance, and payment systems. Today, at FedEx, I drive large-scale transformation, coaching teams and executives in Agile, Portfolio Management, and Process Improvement. And now, in a full-circle moment, I stand as the CEO of the very institution that first trained me. Bizzall Academy is more than a business—it is a mission, a movement, and a testament to what’s possible when talent meets opportunity. My purpose is clear: to break barriers, cultivate talent, and empower professionals to claim the careers they once thought were out of reach.