Led the U.S. external communications strategy, collaborating with cross-functional partners. Implemented comprehensive external communications initiatives for C-suite leadership and service leads across Financial Services, Transportation & Mobility, Technology, Retail, and Hospitality sectors, enhancing executive visibility and aligning strategic messaging with business objectives.

Developed and executed external communications strategies for high-profile clients across wine & spirits, corporate communications, and lifestyle sectors, including Champagne Bollinger, Dalmore Whiskey, and Publicis Sapient. Enhanced brand visibility and engagement through tailored strategic initiatives. Demonstrated expertise in managing high-profile event logistics and press relations for product launches.

The United Nations Development Programme’s work on HIV, Health and Development leverages the organization’s core strengths and works with countries to understand the social and economic factors that play a crucial role in driving health and disease.- Provide critical strategic support to the United Nations Development Programme’s Informal Interagency Task Team on Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector (SPHS) with an annual cumulative purchasing power of of around USD $5 billion annually- Strengthen partnership-building with SPHS Members (UNDP, UNEP, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNOPS, WHO) and Multilateral Health Financing Institutions (GAVI, GFATM and UNITAID) - Organize capacity development sessions (Webinars, Trainings, Workshops) and expert meetings on greening global health supply chains and global health sector procurement- Research and facilitate knowledge dissemination in sustainable procurement in the health sector and publish on SPHS online engagement platform (www.savinglivesustainably.org)- Support United Nations Programme Development’s and Health Care Without Harm's Sustainable Health in Procurement Project (SHiPP) in partnership with Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), to facilitate sustainable production and disposal in the health sector

As an Undergraduate Research Assistant, I was provided an opportunity to gain extensive research experience while pursuing a bachelor’s degree. This program was designed to complement the students' course work with experience related to their chosen field of study.

Health and Wellness Peer Education Internship Program aimed to support students mental health and wellness. This program provided an opportunity to be a trained educator to support campus professionals and outreach by linking peers to, related campus support services and resources.

As a Senior (U4) standing, I was provided with the opportunity to work side by side with Stony Brook University faculty, who served as mentor, on a six-credit independent research project that spaned for a full academic year.

Qualified undergraduate student selected to serve as undergraduate teaching assistant (UTA) during the academic year. Responsible to fulfill several roles, depending on the particular needs of a department and the nature of the course to which the UTA is assigned. Undergraduate Teaching Assistants have traditionally completed the courses in which they assist; as such they bring first-hand knowledge of the course from the student perspective, along with a degree of energy and enthusiasm. SOC 200 Medicine and Sociology & SOC 371 Gender and Work- Responsible for oversight of course material this includes material for lectures or recitations, test questions, homework questions, answer keys, or other related material- Maintained frequent and reliable communication with all undergraduate students enrolled in the course- Led multiple review sessions outside of class time and discussions sections

The Division of Student Health, Wellness and Prevention Services goal is to promote an inclusive, healthy living and learning environment that empowers students to grow towards their fullest potential. The Division of Student Health, Wellness and Prevention Services offers a wide variety of accessible and innovative health services.