I am deeply curious about how global trade, supply chains, and logistics actually work and why they matter. My interest sits at the intersection of geography, business strategy, and the real-world systems that move goods, services, and value across borders. My background includes studies in Business Administration and Economic Geography, an Executive MBA, and ongoing work toward a Master’s in International Management in Germany. Along the way, I have had the opportunity to contribute to projects with international organizations such as the World Bank, the EU, GIZ, USAID, and the United Nations, gaining experience in complex and multicultural environments. This space is where I share clear, practical insights drawn from both study and experience, with the goal of making global markets and supply chains easier to understand. If it helps bring clarity to complexity, even in a small way, then it serves its purpose.
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