Public Profile

As a graduate of Babson College's Honors Program, I concentrated on Investments and Philosophy for my degree. My Honors dissertation was awarded with the topic: "Benefits, Costs and Feasibility of a Monetary Union for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)." This thesis was supervised by Professor Frederic Chartier of the Economics Department and was later selected to be published in the Michigan Journal of Business.

Besides school, I started working part-time since my freshman year, including an internship at McDep LLC, an independent equity research firm focusing on global integrated and independent oil and gas companies. During the summer of 2010, I interned as a Credit Analyst at Wellington Management International in London, covering UK and Nordic banks.

Since May of 2010, I served as a Babson Endowment Fund manager covering the Basic Materials and Energy sectors. My tenure ended early May of 2011 and, along with twenty one other student managers, outperformed the S&P 500 by 140 bps. Afterwards, I interned as a Sales and Trading, Equity analyst at OTR Global, a boutique research and brokerage firm based in New York.

Most recently, I worked for EMC's Enterprise Storage Division's Business Development team, focusing on potential mergers, acquisitions or partnerships for the group. At the moment, I am a candidate for Master of Finance at Boston College Carroll School of Management.

My other interests include international relations, politics, traveling, table tennis, swimming and strategic war games.

I also maintain a blog, which simply is a collection of my philosophical works and thoughts: http://lifeanditsbeauty.blogspot.com/

Specialties: Equity Valuation, Research, Consulting, Portfolio and Wealth Management.