Experience

Redwood Advisors

• United States
• Business Consulting and Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Senior Associate Consultant

  • Jul 2019 - Present



FirstBank

• United States
• Banking
• 700 & Above Employee

• Corporate Banking Intern

  • Jun 2018 - Aug 2018

   Developed the report on the Puerto Rican Healthcare sector for the Board of Directors to determine the bank’s future exposure, policy and strategy for a $400MM portfolio Analyzed Bank’s Hospital clients’ stability and profitability via public and private reports to inform the banks policy moving forward given recent market developments Presented findings and analysis to senior management and company executives to support portfolio managers’ investment decisions  Developed the report on the Puerto Rican Healthcare sector for the Board of Directors to determine the bank’s future exposure, policy and strategy for a $400MM portfolio Analyzed Bank’s Hospital clients’ stability and profitability via public and private reports to inform the banks policy moving forward given recent market developments Presented findings and analysis to senior management and company executives to support portfolio managers’ investment decisions



Brown University Sociology Department

• Research Assistant

  • Jan 2017 - May 2018

   Conducted research on the effectiveness of different operational leadership for Manufacturing Extension Partnerships, (MEPs-public/private partnership that helps midsized manufacturing and boosts GDP by $63 Billion annually) on how they create and sustain business networks Compiled operational data over 8 years on more than 60 MEP’s in the US, each with unique organizational structures and goals, primarily via open-source research of official reports and analyzing past operations I assisted Professor Andrew Schrank in assessing the effectiveness of different forms of organization for MEP's. Some of my tasks included compiling list of all third parties employed by MEP’s then classifying them as a private, public or hybrid entity using open source research to determine how MEP’s created and maintained business networks when consulting. Additionally, I analyzed all MEP’s in the US to determine effective heads between 2003 and 2010 by using previously collected survey data, annual corporate reports, and past and present internet portals to determine how the leaderships professional background affects MEP operation.



Center for the New Economy

• United States
• Technology, Information and Internet

• Summer Intern

  • May 2016 - Aug 2016

   Worked with the leading economic think tank in Puerto Rico by assisting Prof. Schrank and Piore, US based researchers, in preparing a proposal to confront the debt crisis and ensure long term economic recovery Mapped entities deemed critical for the recovery from a potential bankruptcy by detailing their past performance, relative importance and leadership to inform the Professors on the Island’s economic and institutional framework to build the post-bankruptcy recovery plan Attended and participated in meetings between PR business leaders, political figures and the CNE leadership to discuss strategies for long term economic recovery where my profiles and analysis helped Prof. Schrank and Piore further grasp local nuanceI was hired to assist the CNE as they prepared to face the economic and fiscal crisis in PR. This position was created following my inquiries into a possible internship after meeting with the head researcher as he visited Brown University. There I worked with Prof. Michael J. Piore and Prof.Andrew Schrank, providing an analysis of selected public and private entities’ effectiveness in their field to determine the entities’ possible role in a recovery. I collected my analyses on on relevant individuals and organizations in Puerto Rico in profiles to prepare a proposal to confront the impending bankruptcy of the Island. I focused on financial/professional data over the last few decades. These profiles would help familiarize Prof. Piore and Schrank with the current state of the PR government and business sectors in preparation for the final meeting that August between PR business leaders and political figures to discuss strategies for long term economic recovery where my profiles helped inform my professors in the discussion.