My entrepreneurial journey started with small ventures like a tie-dye and lip gloss business and has grown into leading larger projects, including a clothing brand and a finance education platform with thousands of followers. Most recently, I co-founded Harbour of Hope, a nonprofit that has reached hundreds of students with child safety education.

I’ve gained hands-on experience through programs like LaunchX and the Kelley School of Business Women’s Leadership Institute, where I learned how to turn ideas into real ventures. Volunteering locally and abroad, from food delivery in NYC to scuba-based marine cleanup in Portugal, has helped me connect with communities and make a positive difference.

I’m a dedicated softball player, competing at both the varsity and club levels and earning awards for leadership, effort, and performance. I also have a background in cross country and nine years of ballet. Athletics have been an important part of life since I was young.

I’ve explored the arts through ballet, piano, guitar, and now DJing. Art has always been a great way to connect with others.

As an IB student at The Clinton School, I love tackling big ideas and connecting what I learn across subjects—from math and politics to film and language. I co-founded our Business Club and serve as Co-President of DECA, where my team won 1st place at the NYC Regionals in Entrepreneurship. School is where I’ve learned how curiosity, teamwork, and leadership all come together.