Building a start-up from the ground up was a challenging but extremely educational process, even if the desired outcome was not achieved. I not only had to manage project development but learn multiple new skills on the fly. I had to become an amateur accountant, lawyer and designer in order to bring our vision to fruition. Despite not achieving a commercial launch, we managed to pass two rounds from an incubator. This experience showed me that starting a business requires the ability to pivot on the fly and go beyond the scope of what you are taught.

As a Global Sales Associate, I operated in an intern role. My time at LoyaltyPlant was multifaceted, split between shadowing senior personnel, and fulfilling tasks for the Head of Sales. Most of my assignments focused on streamlining the process around sales, in order to allow the sales personnel to focus on their primary goal.

Working in a charity was a valuable experience. My primary duties were focused on translation of texts and emails, as well as data collection and outreach for new revenue streams. This included manual web scraping and cold emailing.