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Nikki Amirsaleh
MBA Candidate at Columbia Business School
Nikki Amirsaleh is a dedicated and accomplished business professional with a diverse background that spans industries and continents. At Horace Mann School, she received a solid foundation of academic excellence, which she built upon by studying at Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service. She further expanded her horizons by attending The Chinese University of Hong Kong, where she deepened her knowledge of global economics and business practices.
Nikki has gained valuable experience and insight into the media industry during her time as a Production Assistant Media Desk at Fox News and as a Summer Intern at The Charlie Rose Show and CBS News. Additionally, her work as a Retail Buyers Assistant at Camille LA Vie showcases her savvy in retail and customer service.
Her time as a Legislative Intern at the Office of Senator Charles E. Schumer helped to develop her skills in government relations, policy analysis, and public speaking. Nikki is a well-rounded candidate who is capable of bringing a unique perspective and skillset to any industry.
Highlights
🌟 Excited to share an incredible milestone from this summer! 🌟
I had the privilege of interning with Reckitt as a Brand Marketing Intern on the finishdishwashing team, focusing on a multicultural marketing project aimed at engaging the Hispanic community. This experience not only honed my marketing skills but also deepened my understanding of culturally inclusive strategies.
A big thank you to my manager Choua Vang and the entire Finish team for their support and guidance. It’s been an inspiring journey to contribute to a brand that prioritizes inclusivity and diversity.
Looking forward to applying these insights as I continue my MBA journey!
#Marketing #BrandManagement #Diversity #Inclusivity #Reckitt #Finish #MBALife
Last week, the Veronica Beard Flagship store warmly welcomed members of the Retail & Luxury Goods Club at Columbia Business School. I had the privilege of moderating a Q&A with Veronica Miele Beard, the visionary co-founder and designer behind the brand. Veronica shared her transformative journey from finance to fashion, offering deep insights into the challenges and triumphs of launching and expanding her company—truly an inspiring narrative.
My Key Takeaways 💡
- Analyze data and know your customer; tailor strategies to each demographic for informed decision-making and personalized engagement
- Work for a boss who inspires you, not a job description -"Don't build a stadium without fans" – you need a strong support base before considering expansion
- Believe in yourself; people will tell you no, but "No" means there's another solution. The invention of the uniform sizing of the Dickey Jacket was just that. Veronica's story inspires me in my own career journey. Her insights are a roadmap for anyone dreaming of making their own impact in fashion or pursuing their passion in any field. It's all about resilience, smart planning, and building a community that lifts you up.
#fashionindustry #CareerAdvice #columbiabusinessschool #VeronicaBeard
