By hosting innovative, proactive programs that provide higher ed students with a safe forum to engage in open and honest discussion, The Reflect Organization (Reflect), a national mental wellness 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with higher ed program sites, is dedicated to empowering students to foster a culture of authenticity, self-love, and allyship on campus.

• Served as quoted expert and an editor for manuscript of The Bonfire Moment, a business book regarding strategies to facilitate team unity and effectiveness, proven effective across 10,000+ staff in 70+ countries.• Co-developed business model for The Bonfire Moment facilitation; performed user interviews, competitive analysis, and revenue/price optimization and co-designed facilitator scale-up strategy, certification training syllabus, and marketing assets.• Co-created “pretotype” of Global Leadership Influencers Program, a course equipping rising leadership development professionals with the skills, confidence, and strategies to lead personalized, innovative practices.• Co-authored case on maverick org design practices for Stanford d.school course Designing Organizational Culture.

•Teaching Assistant for Professor Steven Blum’s Negotiation and Conflict Resolution course.•Educated 40 students in the art of negotiation and conflict resolution. Managed logistics, student evaluation, and office hours.• Developed online template repository to eliminate onerous processes for professor and TAs (current and future).

• Managed a $21,000 operating budget, two assistant managers, and a team of 14 bartenders for bartending trainings and events in the Philadelphia area.• Expanded revenues by over $10,000 as Manager while cutting operating costs by over 30%.

• Teaching Assistant for the College of Arts and Sciences and Wharton School’s senior capstone course in the Life Sciences Management Program.• Trained 25 undergraduate seniors each year preparing to deliver investor pitches.

• Researched and analyzed policy on sanctions for the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.• Selected to lead Argentinian Foreign Affairs Delegation on US Capitol tour in Spanish.• Trained 3 new interns; sole intern chosen to assume Legislative Assistant's responsibilities during her week away.• Engaged and responded to 100+ constituents weekly via phone, email, letter, and in person; cleared longtime backlog.

• Managed wait staff as well as all guest reservations, preferences, questions, and concerns for a 30-person dining room.