I’d approach outreach by keeping it casual and fun. I’d talk to students in high-traffic spots on campus, explain how Uber One helps them save money, and have a QR code ready for quick sign-ups. I’d also promote it through Instagram, TikTok, and student group chats, sharing short, relatable posts about using Uber One for rides and food. Hosting small pop-ups with giveaways would help attract more students and spread awareness fast.

I’m involved in Delta Phi Epsilon, Elevate Agency, Retail Society, and UF Hillel — they’ve all helped me connect with the UF community and build experience in leadership, marketing, and event planning.

To get Uber One sign-ups, I’d focus on showing students how it saves them money on rides and food. I’d explain that Uber One gives you discounts on rides and no delivery fees on Uber Eats, which makes it perfect for college life. I’d set up a table in a busy spot on campus, like outside the library or at a coffee shop, with a QR code for people to scan and sign up. Anyone who signs up could get a small prize like coffee, candy, or an Uber gift card. I’d also partner with a local café or bagel shop and offer a free drink or discount to anyone who shows they joined Uber One. This helps spread awareness and gets students excited about the benefits. To reach more people, I’d make TikToks and Instagram Reels showing how much cheaper Uber One makes rides and deliveries. I’d also share the sign-up link in student group chats and on my Instagram story. Overall, I’d keep the vibe casual and fun by promoting Uber One as the easiest way for students to save money on getting around and ordering food.