Gemma Osterloh Email & Phone Number

A bit about me in a nutshell: My heart is devoted to people and connections. Nothing gives me more joy and fulfilment than creating genuine connections with others and learning from them. In the 11th grade I bravely agreed to commence on a World Challenge with my school to Vietnam. Here I hiked for 4 days through the Vietnamese forests where I learnt to overcome my physical and mental challenges. Hiking through monsoon weather sparked a mental toughness in me that would later help me through challenges and road blocks in my life. The second part of my Vietnam trip I spent volunteering at an orphanage, building a soccer field for children who were genetically effected by agent orange from the war. This is the moment where I really new my mission in life was to help people. My purpose in this life is to help people in any which way and form I can. After school I started studying psychology and that same year the pandemic hit. A lot changed for me then, as for millions of others. I took a leap of faith and moved to Bali later that year. Leaving everything I knew and my comfort behind.Travel has always been an essential in my life as I've learnt and experienced so much from different cultures and view points. The people I have met have taught me so much more that I need to know about life and the world.Bali was a turning point in my life and where I started getting into the online working world. My step dad, Scott Cundill, has taught me so much about using LinkedIn and connecting people since 2021. I have worked on countless clients personal LinkedIn profiles with outreach messages, that I surely do know what makes someone turn their head and give you the attention you deserve. This past year I have intensively focused on making connections and connecting people to each other. It's a privilege in my eyes to help people get their foot in the door with opportunities that can literally change their lives. I specialise in using LinkedIn with My Most Trusted, training on the system, networking, referring and prospecting.

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  Stellenbosch University

  Psychology