I'm a finance student from Calgary, Canada, studying at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business. Before attending UF, I spent two years studying in a village in Norway alongside classmates from over 85 countries. This experience profoundly shaped my worldview, broadening my understanding of global issues and perspectives while strengthening my adaptability and ability to build meaningful connections across cultures. I look forward to bringing my international perspective and relationship-oriented mindset to a career in finance. My interest in applied mathematics deepened through my Extended Essay, where I researched how geometric Brownian motion can model the long-term price behavior of the S&P 500. This experience reinforced my fascination with connecting mathematical theory to real-world financial markets. Through my involvement in UF's Women on Wall Street and Finance Professional Development Program, I'm continuing to explore this intersection of quantitative analysis and human interaction as I intend to pursue a career in sales and trading.