I work on the business development team at ARS Investment Partners, where I focus on forging relationships with institutions and financial advisors. My background is rooted in problem-solving — I studied Business and Technology Management at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, a program that trained me to think analytically and approach complex challenges with structure. Finance came next, and it stuck. I am always looking for ways to add value, support the team, and contribute to what we are building here.
One of the most rewarding parts of this role is working alongside a team whose thought leadership is grounded in a shared commitment to always knowing more than they did yesterday. The market and all its fluctuations genuinely fascinate me — each day brings something new to understand, and I find that endlessly motivating.
What draws me to this work is the belief that financial clarity is rare and valuable. Most people encounter the markets as noise — headlines, volatility, conflicting opinions. I find real purpose in being part of a firm that cuts through that with something grounded and research-driven, and in knowing that our work has a meaningful impact on helping clients reach their financial goals.
Growing up between Venezuela and Miami before landing in New York gave me an early appreciation for how much the world can change — and how much staying curious and informed matters. It is part of what drew me to the financial world in the first place, and it continues to fuel how I approach my work every day.
Outside of work, I chase long-distance endurance goals. I have crossed the finish line at three New York City Marathons and completed a full Ironman — 140.6 miles of swimming, cycling, and running. The patience and stubbornness those races demand are not so different from what good investing requires. When I am not training, I love exploring everything New York City has to offer alongside good friends.