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Melissa Roy
Matchmaker - Three Day Rule Matchmaking
Melissa Roy is a trailblazing adventurer and actress with an impressive resume in the entertainment industry as well as a passion for social and humanitarian causes. Melissa has made history as the first South Asian woman to travel to every country recognized by the United Nations, including disputed and dependent territories, for a total of 193 nations. She has also visited all 50 states in the United States and all seven continents, including Antarctica. Melissa's next objective is to explore outer space, a feat that matches her ambitious personality.
Melissa studied at Pepperdine University and Semester at Sea/ISE, where she broadened her horizons and enriched her life experience. Melissa has a background in international marketing and publicity, working for Universal Music Group for the record labels Interscope, Geffen, and A&M. She has also worked in various capacities for Three Day Rule Matchmaking, Tawkify, Paramount Studios, and Blake & Wang P.A. Entertainment Law Firm.
Melissa has a passion for helping others and has worked as an event coordinator for Centrepoint, a charity focused on helping homeless youth, and volunteered at several organizations to support various causes. As an actress, Melissa is a member of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and has worked on various projects.
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Here’s a podcast I did back in April with @SherjanX called #MyPersonalMentor... bringing you unfiltered and candid advice related to careers, startups, and life. It’s much shorter than my #CountingCountries episode lol, so feel free to take a gander! 😁 You can find it on #applepodcasts #spotify and wherever else you may get your #podcast on. I’ll throw the link in my bio too 🔗 Thanks for inviting me on @sherjanx @sheepallday... it was a fun conversation!
Back in late February I was invited to be a guest on one of the most fascinating travel podcasts called 'Counting Countries' with Ric Gazarian, in which he interviews people who have visited every country in the world or those who are almost at the finish line. Ric and I chatted for almost three hours, and it felt as if we were old friends, although we'd never met before. I was sitting in the kitchen of my mom's place in Michigan, and he was across the globe at his recording studio in Bangkok... looking back now it seemed like such an innocent, blissful time, the calm before the storm that we did not know awaited us. Oh, how I miss those days!
Well, our episode is finally live now. I know it's quite long, but if you have some spare time (as many of us now do!) I encourage you to listen... it might be best broken up into smaller bits, maybe 30 min segments or so. I explain my entire journey from start to finish... or shall I say from birth to finish lol! Never have I ever given a more thorough interview than this one, so I hope it answers all of your burning questions! As for me, I need to start going through my 10,000+ photos from my last trip and start posting already... it will be a nice respite to relive these memories!
