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Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Madrid, Community Of Madrid, Spain

I spent the summer in Madrid working for Spain Unspoilt, a travel agency focused on custom-made high-end vacations in Spain and Portugal. My responsibilities included:- Assembling 110 itineraries in the client-facing interface- Booked reservations and transportation for clients- Confirmed reservationsThroughout the summer, I also strengthened my Spanish skills and benefited from cultural immersion.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As a consulting intern on the Financial Services Transformation Team, I collaborated with a group of five other consultants as strategic advisors for our client. During the eight-week internship, some of my responsibilities included:- Researching InsurTechs and evaluating their relative advantage for our client and other companies in the industry with a variety of value propositions- Investigating past instances of responsible and irresponsible innovation in the insurance space to convey the imperative of equality in AI and machine learning- Completing a pro bono consulting assignment for a non-profit focused on equal opportunity for Veterans in which I created a framework for onboarding clients and data capture- Creating deliverables for the client to suggest strategic initiatives, including specified methods of staff training and product testing- Performing tasks for the team as needed

Wellesley, Massachusetts, United States

I was chosen by faculty as one of two students in the class of 2023 to tutor younger students in the required Operations Management Class at Babson based on my performance in the course. Through this on-campus position, I explain concepts to students who need extra help and regularly connect with other tutors and professors. The topics that I tutor for in this class include quality management, inventory management, global operations, disruptive innovation, project management, and sustainability.In the past year, I have also began to tutor for Principles of Finance, thus making foundational concepts more accessible to younger students. These concepts include the time value of money, capital budgeting, and bond problems.

Wellesley, Massachusetts, United States

As a Cutler Center Assistant, I work one-on-one with students in Babson's Cutler Center for Investment and Finance to offer assistance with the use of technology, in particular Bloomberg and FactSet. I also help with group sessions in the Cutler Center.

Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, United States

In a group of six students, I was paired with Clarkston Consulting for our Management Consulting Field Experience Course. Throughout the course of the semester, Clarkston tasked us with researching and creating a Supply Chain Resiliency Assessment for its clients to expose areas of improvement for supply chain resiliency. The goal of this project was to help clients build resilient supply chains in the face of disruptions such as extreme weather, geopolitical events, and the COVID-19 Pandemic. We created a Microsoft Excel tool containing nearly 50 questions across four different pillars. The answer to each question qualitatively added to or subtracted from the overall resiliency score of the company's supply chain. Throughout the process I learned:• How to assess and quantify the trade-offs between highly efficient supply chains and those that are flexible to disruptions• Programing in Excel using VLOOKUP, IFNA, IF, Circular references, Macros, and more• Creating a dashboard in Excel to visualize results• Working on a team for a long-term client-focused project

Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, United States

During my ten-week internship, I worked on a project for the Global Real Estate Valuations, Analytics, Data, and Reporting team. I was tasked with creating a data extraction framework around which to design an online tool for clients to estimate their prepayment penalties based on language from loan agreements. The project was open-ended at the start of the summer, so one of the biggest challenges was finding a direction and deciding how to move forward at each stopping point. Through this process, I became familiar with natural language processing as I trained a machine learning software to pull information out of loan documents. Throughout the course of this internship, I learned:• How to read, understand, and interpret long and dense loan documents• How to capitalize on machine learning and natural language processing to achieve business goals• Brainstorming and collaboration amongst a small team of professionals• The various prepayment mechanisms required in fixed-rate real estate loans in the United States and across EuropeI am very grateful for my time at Chatham, which, in addition to hard skills, taught me the benefit of giving back and maintaining a positive work culture. With Chatham, I was able to participate in several volunteer activities, including mentoring local high school students and writing letters to children at local hospitals.

Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, United States

As mentor for first year students in their Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship class, I help students to start their own ventures using seed money from Babson College. My responsibilities include:• Meeting one-on-one with students• Meeting with teams• Helping to develop classes and supporting with classes as a member of the teaching team

Medellin, Antioquia, Colombia

ONEtoONE Corporate Finance is a global investment banking firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions in the lower-middle-market and the middle-market. As a summer intern at the Medellín, Colombia, office, I completed various tasks to support a small team of three investment banking analysts, including the following:• Conducted research on the market environment in Colombia and globally for a variety of clients• Researched, compiled, and designed presentations to present investment opportunities to clients• Translated documents from Spanish to English• Researched potential targets for sell-side mandates• Attended meetings in both English and Spanish• Compiled financial information into spreadsheets and graphs• Facilitated communication with English-speaking clients• Analyzed the financial and strategic advantages of a company and communicated them effectivelyThe opportunity was a compelling opportunity to practice my Spanish and supplement my financial courses with real-world experience. I also developed soft-skills such as communication, time management, and organization. Working on a small team as an intern was beneficial to my learning because I had the opportunity to be involved in every step of the process when dealing with clients.

Wellesley Hills, Ma, United States

As a part of my Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship class, I launched an academically-sponsored business along with 13 other students to sell foldable portable hangers to Babson College students and the surrounding area. As co-CEO, I performed various tasks for the team, including:• Leading weekly meetings• Organizing the team to utilize individual and group talents• Facilitating communication with B2B customers• Delivering presentations to the class and the larger Babson community about our progress• Helping to solve conflicts as they arose among team members• Constantly thinking critically about growth and next steps• Delegating work to team membersIn the two-month selling period, the business generated over $2000 in revenue and almost $750 in net profits, which we donated to charity. I developed strong leadership skills and gained a holistic understanding of the entrepreneurial process.

Bachelor'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General, Graduated

Activities and Societies: Weissman Scholar, Natalie Taylor Scholar, Women in Finance President, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Panhellenic Council.

International Baccalaureate, General Studies, Graduated

Activities and Societies: Speech and Debate, National Honors Society, Spanish Honors Society, Math Honors Society, Thespian Honors.