• Led external relationship negotiation for an event showcasing investment perspectives from seed stage to public markets, featuring 4+ speakersfrom venture capital firms, seed financing, and public/private equity backgrounds• Conducted an in-depth analysis of Calm-Storm’s investment portfolio, developing a deep understanding of European health investment trends• Formulated my own investment thesis and created a mock portfolio with 20 startups, focusing on verticals in Digital Health, Femtech, and AnimalCare, appreciating key strengths and limitations of early-stage investment in these areas• Networked with 20+ venture capitalists, including representatives from Antler, Unruly Capital, IQ Capital, Ascension, & Seedcamp

• Co-founded a women’s health platform offering a secure and engaging space for women aged 18-35 to learn about and discuss fertility, parenthood, and self-identity in personalised online groups• Interviewed 170+ women to understand the market resulting in an improved business plan for the board of directors• Led product development using co-production methods, engaging users to ensure the development of innovative solutions• Scaled the team to its peak, overseeing 12 volunteers and managing 3+ workstreams for efficient and effective project execution.• Effectively utilized social media platforms to achieve widespread engagement with over 60,000 views on Instagram and Tiktok• Was a finalist in the 2023 Mayor’s Entrepreneur Competition and London Business School Healthtech Challenge

Previously Vice President (2021) and Events Officer (2020)

• Identified relevant sources of partnership and funding, including key large-pharmaceutical business partners and biotechnology investment trends,ensuring sustainable financial growth for the next 6 months• Conducted a detailed global market analysis focusing on Asia and Latin America, specifically exploring 3 go-to-market strategies for the primarypharmaceutical product, leading to confident downstream decision-making about international strategy• Collaborated with regulatory affairs experts in the UK and US to establish legal boundaries for marketing and sales of the new pharmaceuticalproduct, identifying key steps in the future product pipeline to avoid regulatory hurdles• Initiated communication with 15+ patient advocacy groups to foster engagement, creating a foundation for successful pharmaceutical productmarketing• Analysed 30+ inflammatory diseases on short turnaround, pinpointing critical areas using a combination of medical and commercial knowledge

• Co-founded a Medtech company specializing in antibacterial urinary catheters and assumed responsibility for overseeing all marketing andcommunications aspects• Delivered a compelling pitch deck to various investors at Imperial College London’s Ideas to Impact competition, achieving first place andsecuring £7,000 in seed funding. This provided the company enough runway for novel product prototyping, ensuring progression from ideation totangible development.

Brightcure is aiming to identify current solutions for female urogenital health and areas where approaches could be diversified or improved. I have created and distributed a survey to leading healthcare providers to gain insights on the current scope of female urogenital health care and to identify areas of potential innovation.

I am part of a selected group of 100 students, reflective of KCL’s community that co-createstudent experience projects and initiatives. This has taught me to communicate and respectfullychallenge different points of view on topics including decolonising the curriculum, KCLsustainability goals, student engagement in community service.

My duties involved working at a variety of events including hosting university open days,giving tours, writing student blogs and travelling to different institutions for career fairs.Through this role, I have spoken to hundreds of students and parents on the benefits of highereducation, studying medicine, and biological sciences. I am confident in communicating bothin-person and online through Microsoft Teams and Livestorm.

Independently planned and executed a full week of events for over a hundred international students in the RVC. Responsible for representing issues concerning all international students eloquently and professionally during academic board meetings.

Duties involved working at a variety of events including hosting university open days, giving tours, and assisting new students. This role allowed me to develop my communication skills in regards to guests from the ages of primary school to adults. I am responsible for representing the RVC in a professional, yet warm manner.

Responsible for collecting student feedback for the Biological Sciences, Bioveterinary Sciences, Animal Behaviour and Welfare, and Wild Animal Biology courses to present to the university staff and administration in a timely manner. Voice of the student body at quarterly “Course Management Committee” meetings.Coordinated communication between students at the RVC and King's College London; raised questions and concerns mentioned by students; communicated university updates back to students

I worked as a Research Assistant at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) for the LucyProject: Mental Health and Wellbeing Drop-in Booth. This project aimed to streamlinepsychological services and support to GOSH patients, their families and carers in hopes toreduce wait times for those in need of low-intensity psychological services.- Conducted participant recruitment, screening, and quantitative data analysis ofparticipant information- Drafted case study reports, referral letters, and contributed to literature research inHealth Economics- Participated in clinics working with patients with anxiety, selective mutism, Tourette'sSyndrome, depression, Medically Unexplained Syndromes and Obsessive-CompulsiveDisorder