I am a good fit because I naturally live at the intersection of everything Amplify stands for. I am a business and marketing student at Babson College, one of the top entrepreneurship schools in the country. I own my own clothing brand, and I have real experience in media sales, venture development, and content creation. When I reach out to a founder led brand I am not just a student sending a cold message, I am someone who understands what it takes to build something from the ground up and can speak that language authentically. Founders and brand operators can tell the difference between someone reading off a script and someone who genuinely gets their world. I get it because I am in it. That credibility makes conversations warmer, responses more likely, and partnerships more genuine. I also bring a level of professionalism that comes from real experience. From interviewing Taylor Rooks at a 500 plus attendee gala to pitching in media sales training to managing outreach during my venture fellowship, I know how to show up, communicate with clarity, and represent an organization in a way that reflects well on everyone involved. Amplify would not just be getting someone to send emails, they would be getting someone who believes in what they are building and can make others believe in it too.

Yes, this is something I have done firsthand. Through my work as a Venture Development Fellow with OppNet x APAX I co-founded RevaBags, which required reaching out to potential partners, managing cross-functional coordination, and keeping stakeholders engaged throughout the process. A lot of that communication happened through email and LinkedIn where I had to be clear, professional, and compelling enough to get a response from people with full schedules.On top of that my experience at the NAB Media Sales Academy gave me direct training in pitching and client relationship management, which sharpened how I approach outreach. I learned how to tailor a message to the person on the other end, lead with value, and follow up without being pushy.Running my own clothing brand has also pushed me to reach out to potential collaborators, suppliers, and partners independently. That experience taught me that good outreach is personal, specific, and always about making the other person see why the opportunity is worth their time. I bring all of that to this role and I am confident I can identify the right brands, craft messages that actually get opened, and help Amplify secure strong participation for every activation.Want any changes?Sonnet 4.6

One content concept I would create is a "Get Ready With Me to Go Out in NYC" TikTok where I am getting dressed, doing my hair, and hyping up the night, and right before I head out I open the Uber app and book my ride. The caption would be something like "the outfit is ready, the Uber is on the way." It is a natural, relatable moment that does not feel like an ad because it is genuinely how the night starts for most college students. The second part of the video would show the Uber pulling up, me hopping in, and a quick flash of my affiliate link in the caption with a line about how my followers can get their first ride discounted. It taps into the get ready with me format which already performs incredibly well on TikTok, ties Uber into a real lifestyle moment, and gives my audience a reason to actually click the link. As a fashion and marketing student in NYC, my audience trusts my taste and my recommendations, which makes the conversion feel organic rather than forced.