In partnership with YouTuber Markian Benhamou, I created 5-7 weekly videos with the sole purpose of making people smile through small acts of kindness, like gifting strangers and brightening their day. By the fifth video, we went viral, and a Facebook page I launched with just 5 followers quickly reached over 10 million views, earning numerous viral and growth awards. This momentum led to an exciting job offer from Yes Theory (9.2M followers), reinforcing my commitment to creating impactful, positive content.

At the underage of 16, I produced BunnyTown Music Festival, making history as Canada’s largest student-only music event. Drawing thousands of high school and college students from across the country, we filled 8-12 buses and took over a three-story venue for an unforgettable, high-energy night. Featuring 20+ artists, including Vicetone—then ranked 33rd among the world’s top DJs—the festival was an ambitious feat months in the making. With roaring crowds and electric performances, BunnyTown became a legendary milestone, capturing the spirit of a generation and redefining what a student-driven event could be.

Through door-to-door fundraising in Montreal, I was raised to provide meals for 22 children in extreme poverty in Haiti for a month. #SocialImpact #FeedTheHungry