I’m really interested in becoming a Clio Snacks Lead Ambassador because everything I’ve heard about the brand already feels like something I want to be part of. One of my friends works with a Clio intern and she only has the best things to say, from the culture to the energy behind the brand, and the way she talks about it makes it feel less like a company and more like a community. That immediately stood out to me.I also love that Clio Snacks was founded and is headquartered in New Jersey, and I’m at Rutgers University, so it feels very full circle. Clio is already everywhere on campus, and it’s one of those products people genuinely get excited about, including me. It’s not something you have to convince people to try, it’s something they already love, which makes it even more fun to represent.What excites me most though is the opportunity to turn that existing love into something bigger. I don’t just want to hand out samples, I want to create moments around the brand, whether that’s unexpected pop-ups, late night study fuel drops, or making Clio feel like part of the social culture on campus. I love building things that people actually engage with, and Clio already has the kind of product and energy that makes that possible.

I’m involved in FORM, the Fashion Organization of Retail and Marketing at Rutgers University, where I’m on the marketing committee creating content and promoting events across campus. I’m also part of RAMS (Rutgers Association of Marketing Strategy), which helps me build a more strategic, career-focused understanding of marketing, and Rutgers Women in Business, where I connect with a strong network of driven, like-minded students. On a completely different side, I’m involved with the Rutgers Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Organization, which has been incredibly rewarding being around and helping raise future service dogs. It’s a mix of creative, professional, and meaningful involvement that keeps me really engaged on campus.

I’m currently a freshman at Rutgers Business School studying Marketing and Supply Chain, but honestly I think of it more as learning how to build things people actually want. I’m really drawn to fashion, beauty, and brand strategy, especially the kind that feels cultural, not corporate. Outside of class, I’m usually creating something whether that’s content, mock campaigns, or just analyzing why certain brands feel so addictive. I’m also big on the gym and piano, which are kind of my reset buttons in different ways, one is discipline and the other is expression.Most of my free time ends up revolving around being social and curious, going into the city, finding new spots, or just being around people who are doing interesting things. I like being in environments where something is always happening, because that’s usually where the best ideas come from. If I had to sum it up, I’m someone who pays attention to details most people scroll past, and then turns those into something people actually engage with.