During my undergraduate studies, I pursued a major in Japanese language with the conviction that language proficiency opens doors to unique opportunities, facilitating connections with diverse individuals and fostering continuous learning. In my fourth year, I was honored with a scholarship to study at Meiji University's School of Information and Communication in Japan for a year. This experience provided me with the chance to engage in discussions on cultures, attitudes, and personalities with people from various countries, sparking my interest in administrative roles within multicultural environments.

Recognising the expansive and essential nature of diversity, I am motivated by the belief that it fuels creativity and innovation.In today's fiercely competitive professional landscape, possessing only basic communication skills is inadequate for building a dynamic career. Beyond my appreciation for diversity, my initial attraction to the field of marketing stems from a fascination with tasks that enable me to express creativity, delve into psychology, observe customer behaviors, and formulate unique marketing strategies tailored to diverse client profiles and contexts.