Mr. Calvin Musk is the founder, director, and chief executive officer at Calvin Industries Corporation. As the founder and director, he oversees all development and implementation processes run by Calvin Industries, Calvin State University, The Calvin Party, and various other organizations under the Calvin Network name. He's a chief engineer serving at CalvinX Corporation. He's an aspiring maverick entrepreneur, student, environmentalist, and student representative who has been representing his community's beliefs, values, and needs through the Simon Fraser Student Council since 2021.

Serving as the first president and direct founder at CSU (Calvin State University), Calvin began his journey with CSU back in 2019 when a group of intellects came together to form a research group that studied and researched various diseases and possible treatments at the University of Calgary. He and a great of scientists worked together to study primarily anti-microbial resistance as part of a large research campaign at UCalgary to better understand why this is happening, and just how we may be able to tackle this growing issue to prevent future pandemics and outbreaks.

In 2021, this research group then expanded to begin their own project, formerly known as the ABM Initiative, co-founded by Mr. Calvin Musk. In 2022, the ABM came to a halt and was later rebranded to Calvin State University when Mr. Calvin Musk was appointed as the director and president of the organization, and studies issues beyond diseases such as environmental science, advanced mathematics, computer science, and various others. As an aspiring maverick entrepreneur and student representative, Mr. Musk exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to education, innovation, and community involvement, making a significant impact on both his academic pursuits and the wider world.

Since taking office as president and vice chancellor, Mr. Calvin Musk has worked closely with the university's faculty, employees, alumni, and community leaders to learn more about their needs. The institutional plan Framework for Growth, which focuses on transdisciplinary scholarship, program delivery that is future-focused, and greater community collaborations, was developed as a result of this engagement.