Through my current role at Price Career Services at my university, I have gained experience in managing and supporting multiple events. In this position, I have been instrumental in coordinating logistics, engaging with attendees, and ensuring the smooth running of events from setup to breakdown. To prepare these events, I collaborated with team members and employers, who supported career fairs, workshops, and networking events. Consequently, I have developed a broad understanding of event coordination, communication, and problem, solving through my direct involvement in the fast, paced nature of these events.

When I interact with people at events, I would rather open the conversation with a casual and friendly question than push my product through a sales pitch, so that the whole interaction will be relaxed and natural. I listen to what they say to find out their interests and then, I briefly introduce the product or service as a way to a clear benefit that is likely to be of interest to them. I try to make the conversation a two, way interaction if it is possible, I am still a kind, friendly person, and I dont act like a typical sales person who is pushing his product too much. I finish the talk by giving them the opportunity to a simple next step like, for instance, if they want more information or a quick follow, up, so that the interaction is a nice experience and the time they have given to me is respected.

’d bring humor and energy to hydration content by keeping it playful, relatable, and full of personality. For example, I’d create funny “hydration fails” skits like someone dramatically realizing they haven’t had water all day—then saving the day with the brand. I’d use trending audios, quick memes, and campus humor (like “POV: You’re trying to survive midterms but your electrolytes are gone”) to connect with students. Fun challenges, energetic transitions, and colorful visuals would keep the tone upbeat, while witty captions—“Stay salty (the good kind)” or “Hydrated and unbothered”—add personality. The goal would be to make hydration feel less like a chore and more like part of a fun, energized lifestyle.