Roy Quinto, holds a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley; an M.Ed. from Harvard University; an Ed.D. from Loyola Marymount University; and an MBA from UCLA Anderson.

He brings over 20 years of experience in education and nonprofit leadership, with a career spanning roles from classroom teacher to school principal and now as a leader in graduate education access. At UCLA Anderson School of Management, he serves as Head of Management Pathway Initiatives, overseeing pre-admission programming for all graduate business degrees. His work focuses on expanding access for first-generation college students, women, veterans, and others who face structural or informational barriers to pursuing advanced degrees. Through program design, institutional partnerships, and student-centered initiatives, he builds scalable models that support long-term educational and professional outcomes.

Roy also serves on the Board of Directors for KIPP SoCal Public Schools, where he supports efforts to expand high-quality educational opportunities for K-8 students across Southern California. He is an Aspen Global Fellow, part of an international community of cross-sector leaders committed to advancing equity and impact in their respective fields.

He lives in Los Angeles with his husband and their chihuahua, Ginger. He enjoys piloting planes, traveling to new countries every year , weightlifting, and teaching Sunday school at his church.