I hold a master’s degree in engineering and have worked with top firms like Ernst & Young and Deloitte. Now, at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, I focus on public service, using my leadership and problem-solving skills to mentor and guide others.
I’m dedicated to mentoring and empowering others. I’ve led programs and spoken at schools to inspire young people, especially from underserved communities, helping them realize their potential, build confidence, develop leadership skills, and achieve lasting success.
Raised by my mother, a single parent who was orphaned at five, I faced many challenges. As an immigrant, my mother worked as a housekeeper while I dreamed of a better future. Despite financial struggles, I was accepted into the STEP/CAP program at Eastern Connecticut State University. The scholarships I received transformed my life and gave me the chance to pursue my dreams.
After earning my degree, I worked at top firms like Ernst & Young, Deloitte, and Dell. Today, I serve at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, protecting those who can't protect themselves. While my career has exceeded expectations, I believe my success is truly measured by how I give back to others, mentor those in need, and inspire future generations to reach their fullest potential.
For years, I’ve mentored and supported others, especially from underprivileged backgrounds. I’ve led programs that empower young people and spoken at schools to encourage others to pursue their goals. The generosity I received continues to inspire me, and I’m committed to creating ripple effects by passing it forward, helping others achieve lasting success.