When I started college during the COVID-19 lockdowns, I had much free time and a strong desire to create something of my own. I was good at graphic design, so I began a small t-shirt business. This small venture quickly grew into Jacq.in, a B2B print-on-demand business serving over 50 colleges and 250+ businesses. My love for entrepreneurship kept me busy learning about and handling different parts of the business—sales, marketing, operations, finance, and digital marketing.As I learned about the market, I saw a big demand for personalized clothing among college societies and clubs. Using my college network, I turned my hobby into a successful business, offering custom merchandise like t-shirts, hoodies, keychains, and mugs. By cold calling 📞, emailing 📧, and using social media 📱, I grew our client base across five states, building strong relationships with many colleges.Running Jacq.in taught me a lot about business, from hiring and leading a team to communicating and negotiating with clients. We used creative promotional strategies, like fun YouTube challenges and campus activities which went viral and got a total of 30 million+ views 🎉 to boost our brand and engage customers.Additionally, I was invited to speak at seminars about entrepreneurship, where I shared my experiences and guided aspiring entrepreneurs.Besides business, I pursued my passion for sports as a state-level table tennis player 🏓, leading my university team to win many tournaments. I also enjoyed public speaking and community involvement, participating in debates, case studies, and various college societies.With a solid foundation in business and a passion for learning 📚, I’m now excited to bring my skills and experiences to a business analyst role, where I can contribute to and grow within a dynamic team.