I coach early and mid-career professionals seeking to build impactful, globally-oriented careers with clarity, confidence, and strategic intent. My approach draws on a combination of international academic training, professional experience in global policy and development, and a track record of advising high-potential individuals navigating competitive and ambiguous career and educational pathways. I am a graduate of the Schwarzman Scholars program at Tsinghua University, where I focused on global affairs and leadership in a cross-cultural context. Professionally, I have worked at the intersection of policy, research, and international development, including roles with multiple agencies of the United Nations, where I have engaged directly with complex global challenges and multi-stakeholder environments. In parallel, I have built a successful coaching practice supporting candidates for highly competitive global fellowships and graduate programs. Through this work, I have developed a structured, personalized approach to helping individuals clarify their goals, articulate their unique value, and position themselves effectively in high-stakes professional contexts.