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Reconnecting with old friends and sharing the stories that have shaped your lives can be among the most rewarding experiences. The bonds you formed during your time at JPGS are special, and you all carry memories of those days—whether it’s the classroom moments, sports competitions, or unforgettable school trips.
Here on our Alumni page, we aim to reconnect with our alumni and celebrate your achievements, rekindle old friendships, and keep the spirit of JPGS alive. No matter how much time passes, you are always a part of the JPGS family.
Let’s continue to inspire and support each other, just as you did during your time at JPGS
When I think back to high school, I wasn’t exactly the model student—bright, curious, and admittedly a bit mischievous. But I had potential. With time, guidance, and a few key experiences, that potential turned into purpose. At university, I pursued a double major with two concentrations, served two terms as a student senator, became an international student ambassador, and launched my first business—learning lessons no textbook could teach. Over the past 11 years, I’ve built a career in government and public sector marketing, focusing on big tech. I’ve led multimillion-dollar campaigns and consulted for global leaders like NVIDIA, Adobe, Google, Salesforce, and Juniper Networks. I’ve collaborated with institutions such as the White House, NATO, the EU, and the UN—generating $100M+ in direct pipeline and influencing over $300M. Currently, I work as a federal consultant, helping bridge the gap between technology and public good.
When I think back to high school, I wasn’t exactly the model student—bright, curious, and admittedly a bit mischievous. But I had potential. With time, guidance, and a few key experiences, that potential turned into purpose. At university, I pursued a double major with two concentrations, served two terms as a student senator, became an international student ambassador, and launched my first business—learning lessons no textbook could teach. Over the past 11 years, I’ve built a career in government and public sector marketing, focusing on big tech. I’ve led multimillion-dollar campaigns and consulted for global leaders like NVIDIA, Adobe, Google, Salesforce, and Juniper Networks. I’ve collaborated with institutions such as the White House, NATO, the EU, and the UN—generating $100M+ in direct pipeline and influencing over $300M. Currently, I work as a federal consultant, helping bridge the gap between technology and public good.
When I first started studying abroad, I really struggled with having no family close to me - But after about three weeks, things began to change when I met a group of friends who welcomed me with open arms. They supported me, made me laugh, and helped me navigate the challenges of living in a new place. Over time, they became more than just friends; they became like family, making this once unfamiliar place feel like home.
