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Ambassco: Qualitative Cultural Insights

Ambassco: Qualitative Cultural Insights

Qualitative cultural insights to help brands build for Gen-Z. Tap curated next-gen voices to co-create products, marketing, and customer experiences.

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With an academic background in Business and Data Science and 4+ years of experience solving complex problems, I have the unique perspective of understanding the stages and strategies of product management in both startups and large corporations. I thrive working on high-impact, collaborative teams. I'm interested in early-stage startups, and ai/ml for social good. Email: vivianfeng119@gmail.com

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Deborah Olatunji is a storyteller, community-builder, and tea-enthusiast. She is majoring in Psychology with a concentration in community and cultural intervention and a minor in Digital Humanities. Prior to starting at Penn, she worked for a New-York based, education non-profit where she used her skills to advance the mission to provide funding for more than 1,000 high school students to pursue curiosity projects with mentorship. A second-generation Nigerian-American student, Deb has spent her time advocating for arts spaces, entrepreneurship and tech education for students across the country and the globe. She was recently awarded the Imagining America Joy of Giving Something Fellowship for digital media, arts, and public service work. With this grant, she created the Black Storytellers Collective, a transnational space for Black writers to convene for sharing stories through film, writing, and audio arts. The BSC currently has writers from South Africa, Zambia, and the United States. At Penn, she has served as the marketing director and co-director for the Excelano Project, the premier spoken word group on campus, and has performed at Carnegie Hall, on multiple stages in South Africa, and spaces in Philadelphia. As a freshman, she created the Voices of Disruption Podcast, a generation connecting show centered on finding glory in the mystery and intersecting culture and wellness. She also is an SNF Paideia Fellow, a TA for an ABCS course, member of the Kelly Writers House hub, and former Founders’ Education Chair for Sigma Eta Pi. She has been a mentor to incoming students in the Penn community through the Penn Arts Summer program, the Africana Studies Pre-Freshman Program, the Academically Based Community Course Program and the Penn First Plus Program. She recently currently learned how to code through the {G}code fellowship and is an advocate for digital and mental health literacy. When she’s not learning a new skill or making a new friend, she’s writing a collection of poems, having a solo dance party, or finding treasures on Facebook Marketplace. -------------- I am looking to be a podcast guest, speaker to your community on education, entrepreneurship, race-based activism, youth empowerment, storytelling, change, career shifts, and help create spaces for advocacy and policy that bring justice and strengthen relationships. Reach out to me here: kdeboraholatunji@gmail.com My skills are in community organizing, education reform, graphic design, PR/comms, web development, writing, spoken word poetry, activism, and advocacy.

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