My mentors call me a “curious sponge.” But who am I? I’m…1. a digital marketing enthusiast with an exceptional understanding of market trends and consumer behavior2. a research newbie with an infatuation for data analysis...did someone say survey?3. a PR grad with a passion for strategy…what’s the best approach and why? 4. a leader with an unorthodox style. It's safe to say I have learned to lead from the middle rather than from the front5. a Certified baker....yes, we all need a little something to help us stand outYou should know a bit about my past before I become your future.I used to be an average student. I was oblivious to the value of education and an introvert without goals or ambitions of any kind. But I developed these weaknesses into my biggest strengths. As an average student who failed early on, it gave me the desire to learn more each day, motivated me to never accept mediocrity, and forced me to learn self-discipline. Being an introvert shaped the way I communicated. It gave me the gift of intuition, sensing, feeling and judging - four elements that drive the way I perceive the world around me. Being an introvert allows me to spend my time with productive people and build meaningful relationships– I believe the best relationships are built through listening. People want to be heard and through listening you can discover a wide range of opportunities to help them. And lastly, having "no goals and ambitions" showed me a future with endless possibilities, the unrestricted winding road of opportunities for me to seize. I took up baking for a while because, why not? I believe if there’s something that intrigues you, go ahead and do it, if it doesn’t work out, you will always have a great memory. Each day is a learning experience for me, and I take great pride in my past.