As a finance student in the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Bloomington, I offer Data-Driven Management, Research-Based Transformation, and Effective Communication to the teams I work with and the clients I work for.Data-Driven Management: During my time at Ciena Corporation as a Business Analytics Intern, I deployed several multi-variant regression models using exit-interview data to find employees at risk of resigning. The People Connect (HR) team recognized me for my contributions to decreasing attrition rates during The Great Resignation by helping the team provide non-monetary incentives to at-risk employees in order to increase employee retention.Research-Based Transformation: As a student consultant at 812 Consulting, a student-run consulting organization working with local businesses, I am working with a tea shop chain in Indianapolis called Tea Me’s Café. Through extensive market research involving local, national, and international tea trends as well as consumer behavior trends, we are hoping to increase profits and customer base for our client by transforming their menu, timings, and trend-adoption speed.Effective Communication: Several incidents provide context for this skill. On my social-exchange trip to Mehalchauri, a remote village in The Himalayas, I was faced with a language barrier between the villagers I was trying to educate and me. Figuring out that I would have to translate my content anyway, I turned it into a class assignment and established a symbiotic relationship with my students where they taught me their language (Garhwali) and I taught them English. This did not only help them learn the content in two languages but also taught me that communication goes beyond just language. At Indiana University, I aim to hone my strengths further and find my place within the business world by getting involved in as many organizations as possible. In the future, I plan on joining the Management Consulting Industry.