How I Use These Skills (In Real Life)

I’ve worked in corporate settings, creative projects, and grassroots initiatives — and every space has taught me something about systems, people, and impact. Here's what that looks like:

Writer

Community Work

Tech & Systems

Economist

Public Speaking & Presence

Creative Work

Advocate

From development projects to creative storytelling, I write with clarity, feeling, and purpose. I believe words can connect people and I use that in everything from campaigns to personal reflections.

As the Founder of Binti Msaghane and a former AIESEC leader, I’ve coordinated events, managed projects, and worked with local and international partners to create change — especially around FGM, mental health, and youth empowerment.

I thrive behind the scenes; from designing websites and graphics to streamlining executive operations at MeTL Group. I’ve built systems, reduced turnaround times, and made communication more efficient by creating structure where it's needed.

With a degree in Economics and internships in economic planning and research, I analyze data, trends, and policies to understand how they affect real lives and I use that knowledge to drive meaningful change.

From conferences to pageants, I’ve had the chance to speak on stages and connect with people through voice and presence. It’s not about performance, it’s about communicating truth and standing for something.

I’ve worked as a content creator, designer, and singer. Whether I’m designing a campaign or singing at an event, I use my creativity as a tool for connection and expression. My creative side isn’t separate from my professional side, it enhances it.

I talk about mental health, healing, and self-worth not as a brand, but as a person who’s lived it. I advocate through experience , whether it's by sharing my story, creating safe spaces, or leading initiatives that matter.

Want to Dive Deeper?

For more detailed information about my professional background, check out my LinkedIn profile.

Curious about my full experience or open to collaboration? I’d be happy to share my CV — just reach out!