Curates environmental projects in Southeast Asia and features them on EcoCupid's social platforms via written and video media content.

Published 2 feature stories for the Malaysian environmental news portal ‘Macaranga’ to English-speaking readers in Kuala LumpurSelf-taught skills such as reporting, interviewing, data mining, and multimedia presentation

Reporting to corporate and professional audiences on ESG, sustainability, corporate governance, and responsible investment issues across the Asia Pacific, but mainly from Malaysia and Thailand.

Initiating start-up projects in the ASEAN region to connect environmentalists and their projects with the public through media platformsOffer paid public relations content for environmentalists and their projects through written, video, and graphic media

Scouted for speaker talent on the environmental beat for a TED-style public forum eventBrainstormed and coached speaker talent for their presentationTrained fellow committee members on journalism techniques and content curation for a TED-style presentation on short-noticeCoordinated backstage, audio, and lighting technical systems for the event venue

Curated and innovated teaching and learning content for pandemic-era field trip modulesSingle-handedly cultivated a productive work environment through efficient and swift management of funding, logistics, and personnel liaisonDesigned storyboard and filmed fieldwork module content

• Co-designed and managed a nationwide online survey for collaborative university research with Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia(UKM)• Gathered over 1000 respondents in 3 months on social media platforms• Co-conducted on-the-ground interviews with the local community in Kuala Selangor, Selangor• Analysed social survey data using SPSS analysis software

• Mentored and managed 15+ youth climate change NGO members• Efficiently cultivated a fast-paced work culture for a climate change advocacy editorial team• Co-edited, fact-checked, and published 5 articles for the NGO’s website in 3 months• Innovated impromptu surveys as public presentation content to professional and academic audiences of over 50 people on 2 occasions respectively