I am a Strategic Management major in the Marriott School of Business at BYU and a member of the Management Consulting Association. However, I've been able to have various professional experiences that have shaped my perspective and my skillset:• Led a research internship team• Started 2 successful businesses• Increased revenue for a local business by over $12,000 in one month• Assisted 2,000+ patients as a medical interpreterWhile as a student at BYU, I got involved with the Ballard Center, as part of a team working on a social innovation project with the Church of Jesus Christ. Our goal was to understand better the unemployed or homeless population of Salt Lake City and design training for Church leaders to assist and guide these people toward both a stable income and a stable life. Compiling findings from both a 10,000 person survey and 20+ interviews, we found specific trends leading toward recovery and stability; I led my team to organize and define these trends into implementable training protocol and recommended organizational re-structuring. Below, you'll see a link to the report presented to the Strategy and Innovation department of the Church of Jesus Christ. Many young entrepreneurs start successful businesses every year, and I count myself lucky to be one of them. No one in my immediate family has ever started a business, so I felt great apprehension starting out with very little framework. Luckily, networking with professionals and experiences workers in marketing and in window cleaning gave me insights on how to successfully run my very own small businesses. My marketing firm, Capital Precision, serves small business in the Provo and Orem areas, employing digital marketing strategy to increase revenue. As a volunteer, I've been able experience many different parts of the world. I spent two years in Mexico as a volunteer representative for the Church of Jesus Christ, where I meet and worked with amazing people, and interacted with thousands of friends throughout my time there. Throughout high school and now in my collegiate career, I've been an active volunteer at North Denver Cares Food Pantry, Lifting Hands International, Operation Underground Railroad, and A Precious Child. I am also currently a medical interpreter at the Maliheh Free Clinic in Salt Lake City, serving 10+ patients an hour from a myriad of countries in South and Central America. I am very grateful for the opportunities I've had to learn from so many great people. I am excited and driven to continue forward to help as many people as I can.