First of all, I think the campus ambassador position is an incredibly useful marketing tactic to engage a college audience. Having pop-ups on our busiest walking pathway that includes free samples, opportunities for content creation, and good vibes as students hurry to class is one way to engage an audience. After stopping by and taking a barebell, it will prove to them that this yummy snack is just what they need to get them through their next lecture. On a grander scale, I would have to go back to my roots on TikTok and utilize my audience of more than 70,000 people. I would educate them on the benefits of protein consumption after their workouts or the necessary fuel needed before a lift with their trusty gym snack, a barebell. Lastly, as an avid greek life member, I would utilize my position in my house to promote the brand and bring barebells to Friday brunches or brotherhood events to build a community around the love for the brand.

If I had to divide the anatomical structure of my brain into a diagram based on how much I think about things (I am a neuroscience major so bear with me here), about 75% of it would be for how I am going to hit my protein goal. If I am not lifting in the gym, I am in the classroom. And If I am not in the classroom, I am likely back at the gym creating fitness content for my own or Nike's social media, training a client, teaching a workout class, or simply because it is my happy place. Yet I would not have nearly as much progress in my fitness without the help of Barebells. I have been a fan since they reached the Trader Joes shelves, and became a super-fan watching a previous coworker of mine live her dream on your marketing team. I think I would be a great fit for this position because the gym is my therapy, and Barebells is my fuel.