About me

I joined Passle's D.C. office in March 2025 before relocating to New York City in June 2026. I graduated from George Washington University in 2024, where I studied International Affairs with a minor in Arabic.

As a Business Development Consultant at Passle, I work with marketing and business development leaders at professional services firms across the US to help them understand how Passle can help their lawyers turn expertise into thought leadership that keeps them front of mind with clients and drives cross-selling across the firm. 

My time at ADC during my senior year and after graduating was an invaluable experience. I refined my research and communication skills, managed logistics for numerous events, and contributed to impactful advocacy efforts. In addition to supporting the policy and legal teams, my main focus was building an initiative to elevate and connect Arab American business owners—organizing roundtables, drafting reports, and helping shape the policy conversation.

I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to study in our nation's capital at The George Washington University. I graduated in May, 2024 with a B.S. in International Affairs and Minor in Arabic Studies. My concentraton was Environmental Studies, with a focus in sustainable energy solutions and financing. A highlight during my senior year was applying the lessons from my Energy Resources course to build a functioning low-cost backyard methane bio-digester and pitching it in the GWU New Venture Competition.

I particularly enjoy the sense of accomplishment after reading a long book, finishing a peer-review process, and completing a challenging run/race. I also like to ski, sail, travel, and play the saxophone and piano. I aim to use my education, experience, and passion for global affairs to discover and implement creative solutions to problems facing humanity.