Selected Projects & Impact
The projects below highlight my experience working across operations, finance, and business analysis. They reflect the type of work I enjoy most: solving problems, improving systems, and contributing to meaningful results.
Personal Finance & Investing Presentation
Student Speaker
Context:
Delivered a presentation to University of Mississippi Business Communications students on the importance of early investing and basic personal finance concepts. The talk highlighted how long-term investing strategies like Roth IRAs and brokerage accounts can foster financial independence.
What I Did:
• Explained investment fundamentals and long-term wealth-building strategies
• Detailed how Roth IRAs and investment accounts function
• Provided practical steps for students to start investing in college
Impact:
• Motivated several students to open Roth IRA and investment accounts
• Enhanced student understanding of long-term investing and financial planning
• Boosted financial literacy among business peers
Operational Efficiency Analysis
Pickleball Kingdom Buildout | Skyward Construction Group
Context:
During my internship at Skyward Construction Group, I analyzed construction workflows for a Pickleball court. The goal was to identify inefficiencies in labor use, material staging, and installation sequencing. Installation teams faced workflow interruptions due to poorly timed material deliveries and overlapping labor responsibilities.
What I Did:
• Conducted time studies to measure efficiency
• Mapped workflows to identify bottlenecks
• Created a bill of materials (BOM) outlining required materials and vendor pricing
My Findings:
• Specialized labor roles improved efficiency by 37%
• Early material deliveries caused installation delays
• Coordinated scheduling could cut wasted labor time
Impact:
• Identified workflow improvements for future builds
• Highlighted opportunities to reduce labor inefficiencies
• Developed a material planning reference for future projects
Writing & Articles
I occasionally write about business, internships, and lessons learned through real-world experience.
I Thought a Perfect GPA Would Get Me an Internship… Here’s What Actually Did
Published on LinkedIn
In this article, I reflect on how my perspective on internships and career growth changed during college. I originally believed that strong grades alone would be enough to land opportunities, but through conversations with recruiters and professionals I realized that curiosity, coachability, and discipline matter just as much.
The piece explores the mindset shifts that helped me approach interviews differently and focus more on learning, asking thoughtful questions, and building meaningful relationships.
Leadership & Community Involvement
Discover the tangible impact I've made across various roles. From leading strategic initiatives and securing significant sponsorships to spearheading member engagement and optimizing financial processes, each project reflects my commitment to excellence and transformative leadership.
