Esther was an research insights intern at World Vision International, but pulled the weight of a much senior position, by owning and driving forward our new research insights platform. She not only quickly learned an immense amount about the organization, but also combed through pages and pages of data and research to extract meaningful insights. She also started the internship with limited knowledge of Power BI and very quickly became highly proficient, through both self-learning, her school resources, and our colleagues, but always took the initiative to search on her own to problem solve first. She also always asked the right questions, making sure to produce a final product that was right for the organization's needs, rather than working in a silo, and was also a highly skilled communicator. Would highly recommend Esther for a position at any organization / company!

Esther Yuwono is skilled in Data & Business Analytics, Project Management, Strategic Management, Consulting and Marketing. While a student at Biola University, she was a leader in the Biola Entrepreneurship Society and served as Vice Chair of the Student Mobilization Team for the 47th annual Los Angeles Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast. I would put Esther on a "30 Under 30" list of Bright Indonesian Women Leaders. She is not only bright, but has heart -- a great combination. Dr. Robert Harp

Esther was an research insights intern at World Vision International, but pulled the weight of a much senior position, by owning and driving forward our new research insights platform. She not only quickly learned an immense amount about the organization, but also combed through pages and pages of data and research to extract meaningful insights. She also started the internship with limited knowledge of Power BI and very quickly became highly proficient, through both self-learning, her school resources, and our colleagues, but always took the initiative to search on her own to problem solve first. She also always asked the right questions, making sure to produce a final product that was right for the organization's needs, rather than working in a silo, and was also a highly skilled communicator. Would highly recommend Esther for a position at any organization / company!

Esther Yuwono is skilled in Data & Business Analytics, Project Management, Strategic Management, Consulting and Marketing. While a student at Biola University, she was a leader in the Biola Entrepreneurship Society and served as Vice Chair of the Student Mobilization Team for the 47th annual Los Angeles Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast. I would put Esther on a "30 Under 30" list of Bright Indonesian Women Leaders. She is not only bright, but has heart -- a great combination. Dr. Robert Harp

Esther was an research insights intern at World Vision International, but pulled the weight of a much senior position, by owning and driving forward our new research insights platform. She not only quickly learned an immense amount about the organization, but also combed through pages and pages of data and research to extract meaningful insights. She also started the internship with limited knowledge of Power BI and very quickly became highly proficient, through both self-learning, her school resources, and our colleagues, but always took the initiative to search on her own to problem solve first. She also always asked the right questions, making sure to produce a final product that was right for the organization's needs, rather than working in a silo, and was also a highly skilled communicator. Would highly recommend Esther for a position at any organization / company!

Esther Yuwono is skilled in Data & Business Analytics, Project Management, Strategic Management, Consulting and Marketing. While a student at Biola University, she was a leader in the Biola Entrepreneurship Society and served as Vice Chair of the Student Mobilization Team for the 47th annual Los Angeles Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast. I would put Esther on a "30 Under 30" list of Bright Indonesian Women Leaders. She is not only bright, but has heart -- a great combination. Dr. Robert Harp