- Selected as 1 of 31 business students in a class of 1,700 students based on academic excellence and potential to excel in a business-related career- Spent two weeks studying global business economics and finance in Paris, France and Milan, Italy, engaging with top corporate companies to differentiate cultures and learn how to adjust to business settings- Currently engaging in rigorous coursework and global experiences that stretches beyond the level of my peers, specifically in the strategic design of a four-year career program- Will manage a $300,000 portfolio as part of Senior Capstone Seminar in Spring 2023

- Constructed a syllabus designed to reinforce a sustainable transition to college for 33 first-year Business Fellows- Assisted in teaching students a variety of topics including 4-year academic planning, professional development skills, and personal growth- Promoted institutional management through balancing virtual and in-person instruction techniques in order to adhere to social and public health safety guidelines- Consulted with advisors on plans for dual degree and other non-conventional students plans to foster a college experience that would provide competitive advantage

Responsible for coordinating a strong, well-balanced chapter program, relevant to the needs and desires of 227 members. I work to provide an inclusive and equitable environment by leading a team of 29 members on Program Council to brainstorm, organize, and execute chapter activities across 5 divisions (Activities, Member Enrichment, Philanthropy, Sisterhood, Social).

- Balance chapter's $185,000 budget for the purpose of organizing philanthropic, community, and chapter-wide social events- Track internal and external expenses, payments, and cashflows to ensure that the chapters stays within budget, utilizing Microsoft Excel and BillHighway money management features- Collaborate with a team of 12 other Executive Committee members to design and implement large scale events to raise monies for Breast Cancer Awareness- Coproduce an annual Revenue Projections spreadsheet with a Financial Advisor to analyze budget gaps, revenue generations, and revenue projections in order to adjust our budget yearly based off historical data

Summer Credit Risk Analyst covering corporate lending and corporate derivative trades for the Diversified Industrials team.

- Assist peers in mastering Economics concepts in Principles of Economics (ECO 111), Statistics to Decision Making (ECO 203), and Business Economics (ECO 301) - Apply critical thinking, strategic problem solving, and analytical approaches of studying topics to gage perspective from students and help connect conceptual ideas to real-time problems - Collaborate in a hybrid model, adjusting tutoring setting from in-person to virtual, depending on student needs- Adjusted communication and presentation modes tailored to students' learning style and level of learning

- Consult with clients on whole-life, term, and convertible insurance policies based on their needs, qualifications, and other factors to ensure they receive the best coverage- Analyze asset and wealth management of both individual clients and the firm through MorningStar and eMoney analysis tools- Decipher changes in cash flows in the firm's balance sheet to determine internal investment options to optimize growth and sustainability commitment- Advise clients on investment strategies to provide maximum return in today's volatile market, specifically focusing on the volatility of meme stocks, NFTs, and cryptocurrencies- Shadow a team of 3 financial advisors and 1 health insurance agent to broaden my knowledge and skill base- Transitioned a $1+ million company from a traditional office setting to a seamless, digital work environment by leveraging eFile, eMoney, Zoom, GoogleTeams, and MorningStar digitization tools - Lead a team of 5 interns through a 10-week internship program, spearheading learning groups, table talks, and shadowing experiences

Selected to participate in JPMorgan Chase & Co's select pre-internship Winning Women Series Program. Over the course of several months, I learned about financial services and received a meaningful overview of the many opportunities for female leadership at JPM.

- Connect with recent Elon graduates and outside businesses by writing letters, emails, and networking through LinkedIn and other platforms to enhance Alumni Affairs- Coordinate Alumni activity, such as Alumni panels, professional workshops, and professional events, by joining the chapter with alumnae, external corporations, or other professional areas

- Engaged in a 5 week virtual leadership program designed for sophomores who self identify as a diverse candidate- Specifically enrolled in the Women's Leadership Program for Corporate Banking - Participated in virtual technical training and business-specific workshops that enhanced analytical thinking, critical problem-solving, and real-time financial valuation skills- Mentored by a first-year Corporate Banking hire, who provided excellent advise on how to navigate professional networking, interviews, and the internship process- Strengthened knowledge of the Corporate Banking through reading and workshops on relationship coverage, credit expertise, cash and asset management, and trade finance

- Represent the face of Morning Brew on Elon University's campus in a multi-dimensional format, both in-person and virtually- Collaborate on a team of 5 to create and execute a marketing plan that promotes awareness of Morning Brew and drives newsletter signups- Understand the inner-workings of Morning Brew's promotional strategies to expand upon my marketing, management, communication, and leadership skills

- Utilized social media platforms such as LinkedIn and Hearsay to network with and recruit potential salespersons for a position with The Karalius Financial Group- Navigate variations in insurance policies and investment strategies by shadowing a team of four on a dozen client logs- Created client illustrations and forecast client investments on particular insurance policies- Improved financial literacy by participating in weekly Zoom meetings and educating myself on unknown terms

- Represented high school's student body as the leading student voice for 2 years - Worked collaboratively with the Education Foundation Board to implement events and ideas that would put students' needs and ideas at the forefront of community engagement- Strategized how to best implement funds throughout the Colonial School District- Improved financial knowledge, leadership, and superb communication skills

- Spearheaded a 12-hour event with 360 participants raising $26,307 for pediatric cancer research - Forecasted budget and fundraising monies for the current and future event years- Marketed miniTHON through social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

- Filed and organized tax returns, W2 forms, and other tax information- Compiled Excel spreadsheets and maintained data entries in Quickbooks- Provided administrative support where needed and improved file management