The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade established the New Colombo Alumni Ambassadors Program to promote exchange and networking in the Indo-Pacifc to Australian University Students. In this role, ambassadors serve to build extensive networks within their university in order to better promote exchange in the Indo-Pacific, thus fostering closer ties between Australia and its Neighbours. NCP Alumni Ambassadors are supported in completing multiple self-development activities to improve skills critical to their role.

Overseeing the Operations and Logistics department of the society’s events and planning | Managing society documents | Organising and drafting internal and external correspondence and communique | Providing flexible assistance and role-filling capabilities

Working with a brilliant team, to organise and coordinate the various social, networking, cultural and educational events of UNSW ASEAN Society. Experience in planning, scheduling, liaising, networking, catering, risk management and assessment.

Working as a project assistant organising 3 critical, DFAT funded workshops on the reduction of food wastage in Vietnam for a Australian-Vietnamese Non-for-Profit. Working to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 12.3 whilst improving Australian Vietnamese Relations.

As Secretary General of UAC 2022, I helped lead our volunteer force of 150+ people to deliver an engaging and impactful Conference on contemporary issues in the ASEAN Region around the theme of Diversity and Development. I was the Chief point of contact and organiser of our Keynote addresses which included H.E Ekkaphab Phanthavong, The Hon. Matt Thistlethwaite, Atty. Leni Robredo, Ms Robyn Mudie and Ms Louise Mabulo.I was also the chief liaison officer with ASEAN member state’s Consulates in Sydney and Embassies in Canberra.

Imbuing children with the necessary skills required to thrive in an ever-changing future. Developing fundamental skills such as critical reading and thought processing, literary and discursive analysis, concise expression through written and verbal language, in addition to formal methods of structuring information and arguments.

Sessions Director for UNSW’s ASEAN Society’s flagship event, the UNSW ASEAN Conference. In charge of the politics and international relations component. | Extensive research into ASEAN’s future in international affairs, and its relationships with Australia and China. | Networking and coordinating with related speakers.