I run campaigns end to end —
planning, pitching, budgeting, execution.
Launches, pop-ups, conferences, and B2B events.
I make sports videos by myself —
concept, script, on camera, shoot, cut.
Then I read the data and do it again.
Work gave me people.
Sports gave me grit the hard way.
MS Marketing, Johns Hopkins University.
Four years a student athlete at USTB, Beijing.
Zero middle-school teams recruited me at 250 pounds.
A torn ligament, a broken toe, a year I nearly gave up.
I left high school a five-star recruit,
captain of a team that broke a school record.
Bottom to top, then back down.
I have made that climb twice.
Starting wide receiver for the Beijing Cyclones
and the Beijing flag football team.
A stretch I am proud of.
It strengthened my body and tempered my will.
Above all, it taught me to be someone people can count on.
The trumpet and basketball grew up side by side.
Practice steadied the body and the mind,
and taught me patience before anything else.
Even the grandest movement is built one note at a time.
I have never been one thing at a time —
court and stage, classroom and field.
Twice I have fallen from the top. Twice I have climbed back.
Lamborghini rebuilt its presence in China in 2024. On the ground that work was site selection: five districts surveyed on foot, and a case strong enough to move a venue already chosen.
Read →A premium tea in China’s most crowded category, with no budget. I found international-school families — buying cultural gifts for years, and nobody selling to them. Six first orders, about $10,000.
Read →Never played a game. Never missed a practice. Three nights a week on the sideline drawing plays. That year taught me something I did not expect — leadership does not require you to be on the field.
Read →I only answer from what is written on this site.
Type a few words — I will show you where it says so.
