I’m a senior at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business, studying Marketing and Global Business with a minor in International Relations. My interests sit at the intersection of strategy, branding, consumer behavior, creativity, and global industries, especially in areas where business decisions are shaped by culture, markets, and long-term growth.

My background has shaped a lot of how I think. I’m originally European and Latin, but was raised and educated in Houston, Miami, and Boston, which has given me a global perspective and made me naturally curious about people, culture, and what drives connection. That perspective is a big part of why I’m drawn to branding, strategy, and consulting; I like understanding how ideas, products, companies, and experiences resonate with different audiences.

I’m especially interested in consulting, including oil and gas, partly because I grew up in a household where the industry was always present. My dad’s work in oil and gas took him across the world, and being exposed to that global side of business made me curious about how companies operate across countries, markets, and cultures. At the same time, I have always loved fashion, design, and branding, which has shaped the more creative side of how I think.

Outside of academics and professional work, I’m drawn to creative expression and personal growth. I enjoy drawing, painting, finding unique fashion pieces, learning languages, cooking, hosting social gatherings, and staying active through routine and sports. I’m someone who values both creative thinking and structure, and I’m excited by work that lets me combine curiosity, adaptability, and global perspective.

I know I’m still early in my career, but I see that as a strength. This is the time for me to be challenged, step outside my comfort zone, learn quickly, and build the foundation for a career that connects strategy, creativity, and international business.