I thrive on challenges that blend athletic discipline with entrepreneurial creativity. I played collegiate basketball for two years at Grinnell College, where I studied Economics and Computer Science. Seeking a new challenge, I transferred to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Currently, I am majoring in Management and Society with a minor in Entrepreneurship. I manage the women’s basketball team and actively participate in various clubs, including the ballroom dance team and the sustainability in business club.My entrepreneurial ventures have been my greatest learning opportunities, allowing me to gain practical experience applicable to many business models. I have taught myself to use various platforms such as Canva, Wix, and Excel, and I am proficient in coding languages including Python, Java, and C. I have managed finances, developed budgeting strategies, marketed through social media, and honed my video editing and content creation skills. These experiences have fostered my problem-solving abilities, patience, and creative thinking. My start-ups have primarily focused on addressing community needs, and I am eager to expand my knowledge by learning from established businesses to better serve those in need.My professional experience includes a logistics internship at Game Day USA, a baseball company organizing tournaments throughout the Midwest. There, I assisted in eight tournaments and handled daily office tasks such as inventory, marketing calls, social media, and more. In marketing, I managed the production and distribution of apparel and facilitated family sign-ups for the MVP club at each tournament.Beyond my professional pursuits, I am passionate about food, fitness, and fashion. I love experimenting with new recipes, exploring different workout styles, and developing sewing techniques. If you share similar interests, let’s connect!