I’d be a strong fit to represent Amplify because I’m professional, organized, and genuinely interested in the founder and creator space. Through my experience in ambassador and creator focused programs, I’ve developed strong communication skills and understand how to build authentic relationships while representing a brand positively.I’m also comfortable engaging with people through LinkedIn and email in a way that feels professional and personalized rather than overly scripted. Since Amplify focuses on helping standout brands gain visibility and community engagement, I think my background in social media, creator engagement, and business gives me a strong understanding of how to communicate that value to founders.

Yes, through my experience with creator and ambassador focused programs, I’ve used LinkedIn and email communication to connect with creators, students, and professional contacts for collaborations, event coordination, and outreach initiatives. I’m comfortable writing professional outreach messages, following up consistently, and maintaining organized communication tracking. Most of my experience has been in creator and community engagement, but those experiences helped me build strong communication and relationship management skills that translate well to founder and brand outreach.

I would host a 'Study & Save' monthly mixer — a laid-back study session in a high-traffic campus spot like a library commons or student union where students can come work, eat, and unwind. The event would be Uber One branded, offering attendees discounted or free food delivery through the app in real time so they experience the benefit firsthand rather than just hearing about it. I'd incorporate a quick 'what's in it for you' moment mid-event nothing salesy, just a peer walking through how the membership actually saves a college student money on food and rides month to month. The goal is to make Uber One feel like a natural part of student life rather than something being sold to them.