Business starts with people.

My education is a starting point. Experience makes it real.

At Eller College of Management, I’m studying Business Economics while also pursuing a minor in Leadership Studies & Practice, with an expected graduation in May 2028. I’m interested in Economics because it inquires how people make decisions, how incentives shape behavior, and how businesses compete.

My work at Blackhawk and Diablo Country Clubs taught me the everyday discipline behind good service. During my sales internship at Safe Restraints, I worked on customer relationships and outreach, and gained a closer view of how a business operates.

Today, as a Blue Chip Peer Mentor, I facilitate weekly leadership sessions for 14 first-year students. That role gives me a regular opportunity to prepare a session, explain an idea, listen to questions, and help other people participate.

I’m looking for an internship where I can contribute to a team and deepen my understanding of business. Long term, I want to found or co-found a company that creates useful value for people. I’m building toward that goal through experience, honest feedback, and work I can stand behind.