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- Spearheaded a dynamic team as the CEO/Group Leader in the KPMG Deal Advisory Case Competition, steering the group towards comprehensive and pragmatic solutions for intricate business scenarios. - Employed a strategic approach coupled with meticulous attention to detail, fostering a culture of excellence and ingenuity within the team.- Leveraged financial acumen and negotiation skills to devise well-grounded strategies, securing recognition for innovative problem-solving and collaborative teamwork.

- Led a high-performing team as the CEO/Group Leader in the EY Helix Case Competition, demonstrating strategic vision and effective communication to navigate complex business challenges.- Orchestrated cohesive collaboration among diverse talents, resulting in innovative solutions that earned commendation for their viability and creativity. - Leveraged analytical prowess and leadership acumen to drive the team toward success, showcasing adaptability and resourcefulness in a competitive environment.

- Guided a team as the CEO/Group Leader in the FC Cincinnati Case Competition, demonstrating adept leadership in analyzing and addressing multifaceted challenges in the sports business arena.- Orchestrated cohesive teamwork and synergistic thinking, driving the creation of impactful and actionable recommendations that impressed judges and stakeholders alike. - Applied strategic insights and market analysis to craft compelling solutions, showcasing a blend of business acumen and innovation.

- Collaborated with clothing companies to develop new rebranding and fashion marketing strategies.- Supervised operations for small business growth advising. - Ran social media pages to market products on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Like To Know It, and Depop. - Created business cards and clothing labels, while comparing shipping costs and handling business transactions using Quickbooks, Xero, Square Payments, Stripe Payments, and PayPal.

-Selected to join the Computers in Business Peer Tutor group after successfully completing the class with a high A (98%), and also taking part in the ALDI Case Competition.-Assisted a class of about 35 students in guiding them to learn core Microsoft Access and Excel skills involving the topics of data management, information technology, and information systems.-Solved doubts and confusions of students regarding the course work and material.-Facilitated communication among students, and between the students and the professor.

-Led and managed my Computers in Business ALDI Case Competition by using knowledge management to create value from my team’s intellectual capital and by allowing my group members to share expertise with one another.-Planned and executed different components of the case competition in order to meet the deadline to present to the company Aldi.

-Led and managed my Business Communication Global Mamas Case Competition by Redesigning skincare packaging with an emphasis on sustainability and presented comprehensive solution to Global Mamas executives.Created an idea to help nonprofit Global Mamas increase their brand awareness.

An academic honor society focused on Spanish language excellence in secondary education and promotes a continuity of interest in Spanish studies.-Submitted 4 entries to Spanish literary publications, such as Albricias.-Hosted and participated in fundraising events such as Culture Fest and Tex Mex Tailgate, raising over $2000 each year.-Created Spanish enrichment events at Episcopal High School, such as Día de la Acción de Gracias and Noche de Cine.

Comprised of students who have demonstrated exceptional ability in areas such as literary analysis, media studies, composition, linguistic study, and creative writing, and who meet the requirements of membership.-Tutored students at underprivileged schools in Houston, such as Cullen Middle School and Longfellow Elementary School.-Created the Advent anthologies for Episcopal High School.

Serves as a liaison between prospective students and the Episcopal High School campus and promotes EHS to the Houston community.-Hosted events such as Parents Knight and Back to School Knight to give parents an idea and background on what makes Episcopal High School truly stand out from the other private schools of Houston.-Aided and guided administrators in events on campus.-Guided tours for the prospective parents and students interested in attending EHS.

A group of selected students within the Student Council who help volunteer at all Student Council functions and events, create posters, brainstorm with ideas, and participate in small committees.-Hosted events such as Dude Be Nice Week, where random acts of kindness are demonstrated each day; one day for teacher appreciation, student appreciation, and school-wide acts of kindness.-Represented Episcopal High School to the higher education community and increased communication between the students and College Counseling staff.-Welcomed visitors with respect and grace while supporting EHS.