• Successfully pitched a competitive Pokémon program with a detailed write-up explaining the value of a 5-day camp and outlining key points for its content, later spearheading its creation at the helm of its development team• Leads the redevelopment process of existing programs such as Smash Ultimate and Roman History, regularly incorporating feedback from parents and counselors to improve the teaching process and create a more enjoyable experience for students• Manages a timeline for progress on development work, creating deadlines and delegating work to ensure completion of each program within a 3-month timeframe• Presented to various firms & external partners with the goal of raising funds for the organization by demoing several elements of our programs to their Board of Directors

• Taught groups of up to 12 children ranging from ages 8 to 13 (100+ per month) various topics online through a combination of Zoom and Minecraft, such as engineering, history, and communication skills• Planned and hosted online events within Minecraft to enrich and engage 40+ children for 2 to 5 hour sessions

• Represents NVIDIA on Rutgers campus and acts as a bridge between the company and the local gaming community, involving the organization of game nights, tournaments, and other marketing campaigns around major product & technology launches• Drove 150+ signups to the GeForce Student program by tabling at local gaming events • Grew a 3000+ community by brainstorming creative ideas for monthly challenges and online activations, culminating in GeForce Stay N’ Play, a month-long event that had over 800 participants across 30 activities, ranging from tournaments, timed challenges, and casual game nights

• Oversaw a team of 51 people (255% increase from previous year), specifically leading meetings, organizing work allocation, and holding them accountable for their assigned tasks and restructuring the organization by creating additional departments to improve workflow• Negotiated with Rutgers administration & external corporate representatives to further the development of the organization, leading to on-campus LAN center construction, official team recognition, larger venues for events, and new partnerships• Created detailed event recaps for all involved partners, providing KPIs, a summary of activities, and photos of highlights & raffle winners• Managed the largest collegiate esports community on the East Coast, totaling 2500+ members• Developed a comprehensive transition and training process for 12 leadership positions and general staff• Built long-lasting relationships with other collegiate organizations, such as TCNJ, NJIT, RIT, and Penn State

• Directly supervised the Events team, as well as being responsible for all internal & external logistics and planning of 10 major events, totaling 3000+ attendees and 20+ unique partners across them• Executed the largest East Coast collegiate esports LAN event to date, The Scarlet Classic V, resulting in 1000+ attendees (25% increase from previous events), over $25,000 in prizing (175% increase from previous events), and 15+ corporate sponsors • Hosted the first NYXL Spring Rally Grand Finals at The Scarlet Classic V, contracted by Andbox to operate the finals bracket, book stream talent, manage the livestream broadcast, and oversee event production• Budgeted and allocated over $21,000 in funding, upgrading to the largest venue available to us following the outgrowth of our previous venue as well as making long-term investments into equipment for events and the organization• Coordinated with other organizations on campus to hold 10+ community-oriented events with the goal of reaching out to non-endemic groups

• Created, managed, and executed giveaway packages at key times to increase engagement between main activities at events• Acted as a liaison for partners attending the event and ensured that their needs were met at all times