About Annie

Annie Wang graduated at the top of her class from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business (BBA '23) with a concentration in Strategy/Technology and a minor in Digital Studies. Coming from a low-income, immigrant household as a first-generation college student, Annie deeply understands the transformative power of education. Her unwavering gratitude for the opportunities she has received fuels her mission to promote educational equity and make continuous learning accessible to all. As a wellness coach, podcast host of "in perspective", strategy consultant at PwC Strategy&, and experienced public speaker, Annie is passionate about sharing unique, powerful human experiences to empower individuals towards greater heights. She has been coaching for over 3 years, starting as a paid consulting and admissions coach at the University of Michigan Career Center, who hired her to consult and guide her peers in their academic and professional endeavors. She was hired by the Michigan Ross School of Business to be a BA100 Peer Mentor, BA200 Course Assistant, and Writing Coach for transfer applicants to the business school. With her experience working part-time with the University of Michigan under 4 different jobs, Annie has deep understanding of how to succeed in a collegiate and professional environment, power moves to maximize the power of your network, mock interview and resume review experience, and the college admissions committee perspective. With coaching from Annie, you will not only realize and exceed your collegiate or professional goals, but you will also develop greater understanding and synergy in the eight dimensions of wellness of your life. Well-being is a lifelong journey of continuous growth and evolution. While we often tend to prioritize certain aspects of our well-being, embracing a holistic approach allows us to unlock untapped potential and fulfillment. With the proper guidance and information, we can forge a path toward a holistically happier and healthier life. Unlike traditional coaching or mentoring, my approach focuses on developing habits and balancing 8 dimensions of wellness. Here is an overview of my qualifications in each dimension of wellness: 1) Emotional well-being involves recognizing, understanding, and managing your emotions in a healthy way. It's about cultivating a positive attitude, resilience, and emotional intelligence. I actively practice mindfulness and meditation, and I use a variety of healing and growth techniques to align my mind, body, and spirit. 2) Physical well-being focuses on taking care of your body through proper nutrition, regular exercise, sleep, and preventive healthcare. I competed as an USA Powerlifter, maintain an active and consistent fitness routine, and thoroughly researched balanced nutrition. I can coach in setting fitness goals, personalized workouts, and overall physical health. 3) Spiritual well-being involves finding meaning, purpose, and connection in life. It's about exploring your beliefs, values, and inner sense of peace. Closely connected to emotional well-being. 4) Social well-being is about building and nurturing positive relationships with others. It includes a sense of belonging, connection, and support. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business with a 3.9/4.0 GPA. I was involved in several extracurricular activities, held 7+ leadership positions, and was part of an elite pro-bono consulting club. I also have an extensive social network connecting with influential industry leaders for mentorship, opportunities, and resources. I can advise on time management, balancing and prioritizing responsibilities, and leveraging powerful connections in college. 5) Financial well-being involves effectively managing your financial resources, planning for the future, and achieving a sense of financial security. * Managed several revenue streams, created personal budget, and maintained a $25k+ investment portfolio. I can teach financial independence, budgeting, investing, and effective spending habits. 6) Occupational well-being pertains to finding fulfillment and satisfaction in your work or chosen pursuits. It involves a sense of accomplishment, growth, and work-life balance. I interned at Goldman Sachs and PwC Strategy&, skilled in behavioral and case interviews, and have experienced preparing candidates for interviews. 7) Intellectual well-being revolves around stimulating your mind, engaging in lifelong learning, and pursuing intellectual challenges that spark your curiosity. I am an avid reader and love to challenge myself with intellectual projects and tasks. 8) Environmental well-being involves respecting and caring for your surroundings, including the natural environment. It's about living in harmony with nature and minimizing your ecological footprint. I am passionate about sustainability and social impact, and can advise on opportunities to implement social impact into your work and goals.