As an Administrative Assistant, I enhanced the student and professor experience at CCOB by completing projects, coordinating events, collaborating with the office of the dean, communicating effectively and efficiently, and taking initiative to implement advantageous changes to CCOB’s procedures and atmosphere.

Ranked 186/1000 in the Bloomberg Global Trading Challenge, the only university investment competition to take place entirely within the Bloomberg Terminal. Team of five students, led by a faculty advisor, used the Terminal to define market assumptions, develop a return-generating strategy, and execute trades over a closed network. Teams had a $1 million virtual USD to invest across securities and competed to have the highest Relative P&L, relative to the Bloomberg World Large, Mid & Small Cap Price Return Index (WLS Index).

WCOE's business internship allowed me to implement proactive strategies, facilitate workplace procedures, document business agendas, and collaborate with business executives to enhance small and minority-owned businesses across America. As a marketing intern, I initiated the migration of all company communications from a variety of methods to Outlook to achieve uniformity. I also utilized Neon CRM to compose marketing and communication material, collect useful information pertaining to the organization, and track the success of the organization's events and materials compared to the performance of other organizations within our field.