About me

A little about me

Hello! I hold a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and am currently pursuing a Master's in Business Transformation. I work as a Compliance and Business Operator, and I’m deeply passionate about technology, artificial intelligence, and the innovations shaping our future. This passion is what led me to choose my current field of study.

Fun Fact: I once explained how AI works to my grandmother using cookies and she loved it!

What motivates me to want to become one of your next Student Leaders

Leadership, to me, is about service, vision, and action—seeing potential in people and ideas and turning it into progress. I’m motivated to become one of your next student leaders because I want to represent your voice, drive meaningful change, and shape a student community that’s inclusive, innovative, and future-ready. With a background in Engineering and a Master’s in Business Transformation, plus my experience as a Compliance and Business Operator, I bring technical thinking, strategic insight, and collaborative problem-solving skills to the table. My passion for technology and the future of work fuels my vision for a community that doesn’t just react to changes like AI, digital transformation, and sustainability, but anticipates and prepares for them. I want to empower students with tech workshops, innovation labs, and career events that bridge education with real-world opportunities. Equally, I’m committed to inclusion—ensuring every student, especially international students, ca

Why you should vote for me

Why I think I would make a great Student Leader

You should vote for me because I bring a unique combination of experience, passion, and vision to student leadership. With a background in Engineering and current studies in Business Transformation, I understand both structure and strategy, creativity and critical thinking. I also work professionally as a Compliance and Business Operator, which means I’m used to making thoughtful decisions, managing responsibilities, and navigating complex systems—skills that are essential in any leadership role.

But beyond my academic and professional experience, what sets me apart is my genuine passion for people and progress. I care deeply about creating a student environment where everyone feels supported, inspired, and included. Whether it's helping fellow students find their voice, advocating for better resources, or creating opportunities to learn about the future of technology and business—I am ready to lead with empathy, purpose, and action.

What I think is the biggest challenge facing students at Arden

I think the biggest challenge students at Arden face is finding a balance between their studies and everything else happening in their lives. Many of us are not full-time students in the traditional sense—we have jobs, families, and other responsibilities that take time and energy. Even though Arden offers flexibility, it can still be hard to manage deadlines, stay motivated, and not feel alone in the process. This can lead to stress, burnout, and feeling disconnected. I believe students need more support, whether it’s easier access to help, better communication, or more chances to connect with each other. If I become a student leader, I want to focus on making sure students feel supported, understood, and not left to figure things out on their own. I want to help create a better balance so that studying at Arden feels like something we can manage and enjoy, not just another pressure in our lives.

What I pledge to do if elected

My first priority will be to

My first priority will be to improve communication and support for students. Many students at Arden study online or from different locations, and sometimes it’s hard to know who to ask for help or where to find the right information. I want to make things clearer and easier—like creating simple guides, having more live Q&A sessions, and making sure students get faster replies when they reach out for help. Better communication means less confusion and less stress.

My second priority will be to

My second priority will be to create more opportunities for students to connect with each other. Studying online or at a distance can feel lonely. I want to help build a stronger sense of community by organizing virtual meetups, interest-based groups, and online events where students can share ideas, support each other, and even make new friends.

My third priority will be to

My third priority will be to support students with skills for the future. I’m passionate about technology, innovation, and preparing for the world of work. I want to work on events and workshops that focus on things like AI, digital tools, career planning, and personal development—so that every student feels more confident and ready for life after graduation.