Alan Zhao (Click-Through King) 👑

Alan Zhao (Click-Through King) 👑

Washington DC-Baltimore Area
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I believe that brand (reputation) is the only defensible moat left in B2B…

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  • Warmly, Graphic

    Warmly,

    San Francisco Bay Area

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    Washington DC-Baltimore Area

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    Washington DC-Baltimore Area

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    Mexico City, Mexico

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    Boston, Massachusetts, United States

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    Dallas/Fort Worth Area

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    Greater New York City Area

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Education

  • University of Virginia Graphic

    University of Virginia

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    Activities and Societies: Phi Sigma Kappa, McIntire Investment Institute, Student Council, Entrepreneurship Group at McIntire, First Year Council, Intramural Frisbee and Soccer, UVA Wushu Club

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    International Economics

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Licenses & Certifications

  • CFA Level II Candidate Graphic

    CFA Level II Candidate

    CFA Institute

    Issued
  • Google Analytics Individual Qualification (IQ)

    Google

  • Series 7, 63, 55

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Volunteer Experience

  • Tai Chi Instructor

    Willow Ridge Assisted Living Center

    - 5 months

    Social Services

    Teach Tai Chi in the memory care unit to seniors who have dementia

    Studies have shown that Tai Chi may help those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Shown to increase brain volume, Tai Chi may slow the progression of age-related memory disorders and help preserve cognitive function.

    Tai Chi as a martial arts, focuses on moving the body slowly and deliberately, while breathing deeply and meditating. The full body exercise enhances strength and flexibility, and is also associated with…

    Teach Tai Chi in the memory care unit to seniors who have dementia

    Studies have shown that Tai Chi may help those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Shown to increase brain volume, Tai Chi may slow the progression of age-related memory disorders and help preserve cognitive function.

    Tai Chi as a martial arts, focuses on moving the body slowly and deliberately, while breathing deeply and meditating. The full body exercise enhances strength and flexibility, and is also associated with psychological well-being, including reduced stress and increased self-esteem.

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    Tai Chi Instructor

    New York-Presbyterian Hospital

    - 2 years 4 months

    Health

    Pediatrics, Acute Psychiatric, and Geriatrics unit

Languages

  • Mandarin Chinese

    Professional working proficiency

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

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