I was born in Hong Kong but moved to America when I was 15. After living there for almost 10 years, I’ve decided to return home to start my career here and be closer to my family. Communication has always been an intrinsic part of my life, but I was always told what to do without anyone asking what I wanted to do, so communication to me used to be a 'one-way street.' As a result, I had a lot to learn. Growing up, I heard from trusted adults the directions on how to live my life. I didn't have a clue about what I wanted to pursue.

As I was discovering my path, I took various communication and psychology classes to find what career goals suited me best. A course about crisis communication gave me a fundamental introduction to how to handle crises effectively to be a successful manager. Psychology is essential to management because it helps to understand the behaviour of the target audience, create persuasive messages, manage and handle a crisis and maintain a positive reputation. Whether communicating with employees, customers, or stakeholders, understanding various communication strategies and techniques is essential to build relationships, communicating clearly and effectively, and resolving crises within a company.

I chose this path because I love it. I like the industry and I like the people I meet along the way. I’m hard working and honest. If I don’t know how to do the work, I’ll be honest and ask for help. Give me the opportunity and I’ll prove to you that I’m the one you’re looking for.