• Provide strategic analysis supporting projects within the Denials Research department, leveraging financial and analytic capabilities.• Conduct denials research from insurance companies, presenting findings to leadership to prevent future occurrences.• Respond to ad hoc reporting requests, addressing queries from users with financial reports.• Generate and deliver reporting and analytics to ensure operational profitability

• Successfully managed and curated content for Pepperoni Cafe's Instagram account, consistently increasing follower engagement and reach.• Spearheaded a highly effective door-to-door advertising campaign, promoting Pepperoni Cafe's menu and special promotions within the local community, leading to a notable increase in foot traffic and sales.• Fostered strong online relationships with customers through timely responses to inquiries and comments on social media platforms, enhancing overall customer satisfaction and loyalty. • Designed and executed creative and visually appealing social media campaigns, such as giveaways, that aligned with Pepperoni Cafe's brand identity, attracting a diverse audience and generating organic growth.• Collaborated with the restaurant's management to plan and execute promotions and special events, ensuring consistent branding and messaging across all marketing channels.• Conducted market research to identify emerging social media trends and competitor strategies, implementing best practices to stay ahead of the competition.• Demonstrated exceptional communication and networking skills, forging partnerships with local influencers and food bloggers to increase the restaurant's online visibility.

• Build out the inaugural 3rd Coast Venture Summit (3CVS), a first-of-its-kind event to connect founders of innovative ventures in the Gulf South (LA, TX, MS, AL, and FL) with nationwide investors and capital in New Orleans.• Actively participate in meetings that bring together stakeholders from across the entrepreneurial ecosystem, taking detailed notes to capture key insights and action items.• Draft and monitor applications for entrepreneurial showcases and content presentations during the 3rd Coast Venture Summit (3CVS).

• Spearheading efforts to strengthen programming from IHY and serve as the IHY ambassador among the greater Yale communityInnovateHealth Yale supports Yale community members in creating innovative solutions to challenges in public health and education across the world.

• Developed a market research template for the strategy, marketing, and innovation teams to use in order to fortify competitive strategy

1 of 5 Yale School of Public Health students board members tasked with formulating a standardized training program for managers of the CT Hospice

Member of the Global Innovators Intensive, which is a program that showcases innovation from across the world during which members discuss how to manage and lead global teams.

• Coordinate programming and academic initiatives and works to create a network of support for all undergraduate students (approximately 8,610 students)• Serve as the primary liaison, along with 5 other student leaders on the USG Executive Board, between student body representatives and the University’s administration• Lead of the Undergraduate Academic Affairs Committee

• Serve as the executive head of the Government and work closely with board members to facilitate public health programming on campus

• Attended bi-weekly USG Senate sessions and weekly PHUSG meetings. Wrote, sponsored, voted, and supported pieces of school legislation andacted as a liaison between public health students and University administration and staff.• Supported students enrolled in programs concerning health promotion, policy development, research, medicine, and allied health professions

• Worked to broadcast services and initiatives from the Undergraduate Student Government to students at large• Communicated USG projects to students in order to make Tulane a more transparent, communicative, and inclusive place and help plan events forthe student body, table, and reach out to Tulane students and the New Orleans community

• Chosen among 150 members of the freshman class who applied to be a part of the 30 member cohort• Enhanced current and build new leadership skills by participating in the Undergraduate Student Government and learned the ins and outs of involvement at Tulane while creating a diverse and well-rounded network

• Participate in various philanthropic events and contribute ideas during meetings that promote women empowerment

• Develop mental health trainings for educators and attorneys that benefit immigrant and court-impacted youth in New Orleans• Create public health communications that that relay educational and informational material

• Planned and coordinated weekly workouts with studios in the New Orleans area for ~80 members• Served as a small group coordinator and promoted the empowering and supportive space CHAARG is for members

• Promote nationally and internationally social, charitable, and educational activities on behalf of the Guatemalan community in New Orleans

Collaborated with TBHC’s administrative team to help plan and execute development efforts in addition to writing a successful grant for the hospital’s pediatric department.

• Served as a role model and facilitated activities and programs in an upperclassmen dorm for 31 residents• Built a strong residence hall community, upheld Community Living Standards, held residents accountable, and managed student concerns

• Executed Team Sponsorship campaign over the summer in the development department• Conducted donor prospect research and facilitated donor visits

• Chosen among freshman class to be a member of Spring CACTUS cohort of 35 students who participated in weekly workshops revolving around identity issues, intersectionality, racism, oppression, economic justice, and environmental awareness among many more topics