Starting early taught me one thing: nothing is impossible. I set my sights on studying abroad and spent part of high school in London. It widened my world and sparked an ambition to make a global impact.

I later completed a BBA at Lund University and Université Paris Dauphine. Paris changed me: immersed in a global community, I saw how access to opportunity is uneven. Since then, I’ve believed business must do more than generate profit—it should create positive change.

Then came Shanghai - my first time living in asia, and my first time being a minority. The experience humbled me and reshaped how I lead. I learned emphaty, resilience, and what it truly means to listen. Those lessons stay with me every day.

Outside of work, I found another passion: marathons. Rome, Lisbon, Amsterdam—each one a reminder that progress comes step by step, hour by hour. Running taught me the same lesson as transformation: persistence pays off.

And just like every stride builds toward something greater, I’m excited for the challenges ahead—still driven by the same belief I held years ago: that very little is truly impossible.