• Spearheaded the acquisition and delivery of 250 tons of humanitarian, medical, and disaster relief aid worth over $20 million to the Western Balkans since 2012.• Led the 28. Jun humanitarian organization to Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2018, Association with the United Nations Department of Global Communications in 2019, and Participant status with the United Nations Global Compact in 2020.• Engineered social media marketing campaigns that attracted over 1.6 million followers to 28. Jun’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, and 1.8 million newsletter subscribers.• Secured material donations worth over $1.3 million from corporate world monoliths including Walmart, Gatorade, Target, Huggies, and Shoppers Drug Mart.• Coordinated fundraisers and awareness events in over 120 cities across 30 countries, which raised over $1 million.• Managed thousands of members and activists around the world who collectively contributed over 3 million volunteer hours.• Helmed 28. Jun’s COVID-19 response, resulting in the delivery of $880,000 worth of urgent medical equipment at the peak of the pandemic.

• Negotiated licensing contracts and music clearance releases with Dick Clark Productions, Monster Energy, TuneCore, and various record labels and artists.• Wrote and performed the single "Boom," featured on the Season 4 finale of Fox’s number one-rated show "So You Think You Can Dance," viewed by 13.7 million households.• Released the promotional single "Hurricane Ana," featuring World No. 1 female Tennis Player and model Ana Ivanovic, for the 2010 US Open.