For more than a decade, I’ve been working at the intersection of creativity and practicality. Trained in industrial design, I’ve learned that the most exciting ideas only matter if they can live within real budgets and real constraints. What keeps me going is not just the craft itself, but the conversations, listening closely, finding clarity together, and shaping solutions that work for both people and projects. Collaboration is where I feel most alive.

I grew up in a family that valued both creativity and business, so it never felt strange to be drawn to both worlds. In 2007, I chose interior design as my major, knowing it would give me a strong base to explore different design disciplines. Thirteen years later, that decision had carried me through Interior, Graphic Design, and Visual Merchandising, each step teaching me something new, each success fueled by curiosity and persistence.

In 2021, I decided to stretch myself further and pursued an MBA. To my surprise and gratitude, I was named one of two “inspirational students” of the course, a recognition that reminded me how far I’d come and how much more there is to do.