Princeton's oldest student-run investing club, focusing on financial education and investment research. Selected among 3% of sophomore applicants (4/120).

As the only client-facing VC at Princeton University, PUCP provides Princeton students the opportunity to work with real venture capital firms, gaining valuable industry experience as undergraduate students.

Member of an expert team working to establish individuals with rare diseases as an official minority classification under the UN and raise awareness for individuals with rare diseases and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Princeton’s oldest and largest student-run consulting group which provides strategy consulting services to public entities and nonprofits across a variety of industries to help them promote social impact.

Conducted market research and analysis of the global payments industry under the mentorship of Visa Group President and produced four deliverables:- Provided recommendations to Group President and senior management on how Visa can best target Gen Z through social media,television, FIFA, Formula 1, Olympics sponsorships, and out-of-home advertising around the globe.- Conducted a market overview report on Singapore’s payments ecosystem, identifying opportunities for growth and assessing thecompetitive landscape for Visa’s Global Market Operations Team.- Completed a month-long independent market analysis research project on the payments ecosystem with a special focus onemerging financial technologies in South Africa, Kenya, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Presented findings tothe Group President and the Global Market Operations Team.- Prepared Visa’s Group President for an upcoming investor meeting by analyzing Visa, competitor, and analyst reports and generating 20+ questions and insights.

An undergraduate chapter of the American Constitution Society, which presents judicial approaches and constitutional interpretations to its 450 members.- Organized five events including speaker lectures, roundtable discussions, and debates with internationally recognized legal experts and leaders in the Spring 2024 semester.

- Managed social media presence, planned and led speaker and community events for AADI, a youth-led national non-profit organization aiming to uplift disabled Asian American voices. Selected as the first high school executive team member. - Independently researched and evaluated social media trends, potential partnerships, and engagement strategies aimed to increase AADI’s engagement with the disabled Asian American community on social media. Presented recommendations to founder and executive director. - Helped create a nationally accessible resource guide intended to combat ableism within the Asian American community through first-person testimonials, comprehensive peer-reviewed research, and briefs from AADI panels.