A result-driven, versatile MBA/CPA and a critical thinker with proven cross-functional/cross-industries’ experiences including financial statement/investment valuation audit in hedge funds, private equity (venture capital), and real estate investment trusts, plus third-party vendor risk management, regulatory transformation, project management/program management in the finance industry and manufacturing industry etc., covering market caps ranging from bootstrapping student entrepreneurship, small-cap private company corporate entrepreneurship to too-big-to-fail global publicly-listed banking conglomerate. I audited hedge funds, private equity, and real estate investment trusts at PwC and EY, after completing Baruch College Honors MBA program. My most notable trait as an investment auditor is my ability to research, comprehend and evaluate clients’ complex valuations. I uncovered errors ranging from 6-digit expense misclassifications to billion-dollar investment notional amount miscalculations and effectively communicated my findings to stakeholders. In 2022, Citi Group recruited me as a Vice President in its regulatory transformation group. I evaluate business functions' corrective actions plans and communicate my findings and feedback to stakeholders to ensure their action plans address Consent Orders from the Office of Comptroller of Currency (OCC) and the Federal Reserve Bank (FRB). All regulatory commitments I covered to date (at the gap level) have passed validations without being reopened. Before Citigroup, I led the Third-Party Vendor Risk Management (TPRM) program at Safra National Bank of New York, and its affiliates in securities and asset management businesses that are respectively regulated by OCC, FINRA, and SEC. During my leadership, Safra’s TPRM program passed OCC's and external auditors' annual inspections without issues every year. I accelerated SNBNY’s Annual TPRM Board Report by 6 months, and continuously streamlined the TPRM life cycle processes to optimize the firm’s due diligence efforts on critical vendors. Prior to MBA, I led engineering interpreters on diplomatic initiatives in Taiwan’s Central Government, besides working as a project manager managing international vendors and designers to launch award-winning medical equipment in Germany for a Taiwanese firm. I obtained a bachelor’s degree in economics and the interdisciplinary College of Social Studies program on a 4-year merit-based full scholarship from Wesleyan University in Connecticut and graduated with an honor thesis on Taiwan’s semiconductor industry.