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Austin, Tx, Us

+ Too Good To Go is the world’s #1 app for fighting food waste. Our mission is to reduce food waste worldwide, and our vision is to create a world where food produced is food consumed. + Partner with restaurants, bakeries, and retailers to help them sell their surplus food instead of throwing it away.

United States

+Drive new sales and business to the territory by managing pipeline and evolving sales process +Work with educators in Dallas/Ft. Worth to create educational tour programs that emphasize classroom values +Provide holistic customer service and account management through full length of customer lifetime

Dallas, Texas, United States

+ Assist in developing, defining, and guiding brand strategy and new product development to achieve Earth Supplied distribution and revenue goals+ Foster relationships with the trade by preparing and executing retailer and distributor specific marketing plans, promotions, and collateral+ Build brand awareness and affinity with our target consumer through social, digital, and event marketing

I spent months cultivating a Ted Talk speech over the topic of Colorism and how people should view this phenomenon in 2020. I provided insights on my personal experiences with colorism and the research that my team, The Color Complex, conducted at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Ghana, Legon. This talk pushes everyone to dig deeper into the narratives that have been written for the global majority. With meaningful conversations on colorism we can begin to cultivate global transformation of thought. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

Selected as 1 out of 28 teams to win a $25k grant from the University of Texas at Austin to implement self-initiated 2-year research, entrepreneurial, and social impact project. Our project focuses on mitigating colorism in Accra, Ghana, and Austin by partnering with the University of Ghana and the University of Texas at Austin. Colorism is the preferential treatment of those who look closer in proximity to whiteness. Our project has been recognized internationally on Ghana national television and on American public radio. This Spring we will be presenting at TEDxUTAustin 2020.+ Conducted over 30 interviews in Austin with African-American and Asian-American university students. Conducted 50 interviews in Accra, which included academic and medical professionals, university women and men, and a local fishing community.+ Pitched project in front of UT’s Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Cockrell School of Engineering, Exec. VP and Provost, Exec. Director of Global Engagement, and Interim Exec. Director; class of 60 MBA students; and the University Union Board.+ Worked directly with 2 undergraduate ADV/PR classes, 1 graduate ADV class, and the University Union Board to create a campus-wide social campaign running in the Spring of 2020 that will move the needle on this global issue. Lectured to the graduate and undergraduate classes about our research findings.+ Wrote a research paper with an in-depth analysis of our findings and conclusions of both UT and UG+ Directed community initiatives at UT and local high school+ Helped coordinate and design an Art Exhibition that had 600+ attendees in one week, generated 100+ social media impressions, 1.6k+ interests on FB, and 150+ interactive participants.