Graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — concentration in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, (minor in Economics) — is not just a line on a resume.
I have spent years studying the science of how businesses grow, how people behave inside them, and how money moves between them. Researching what drives ambition, power, success, and influence — not just on paper, but in real life.
Industrial-Organizational Psychology is the study of human behavior at work:
How leaders are built.
How organizations rise (or crumble).
How power dynamics shape every decision.
Economics is the language of strategy:
How markets move.
How resources are controlled.
How wealth is created (and destroyed).
In short:
I’m trained to think sharper, lead stronger, and move smarter — whether it’s in a boardroom, a marketplace, or a dynamic like ours.
This degree isn’t just about credentials.
It’s about sharpening My mind into a weapon.
And if you’re here, it’s because you already sense the difference between someone who pretends to lead — and someone who was built to reign.
