Luisa has been an integral member of CIBU’s student body, completing both a Bachelor’s Degree and an MBA. As she now begins her career search and enters the workforce, Luisa looks back at her CIBU experience. “Unforgettable from a personal and professional standpoint,” she says. Luisa has made many wonderful, life-long friendships with fellow CIBU students from across the globe, with whom she will always stay in touch. Besides her new adopted home of San Diego, she spends some holidays with her “Chicago family,” a host family she lived with during a previous exchange program.
A passionate explorer, she has traveled extensively throughout California, including favorite travel spots such as San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles’ Venice Beach. Her favorite global travel destinations include Costa Rica and Spain.
Luisa describes San Diego as unique among the cities that she has traveled to, with its unique neighborhoods standing out as making it a special place to live. Her favorite restaurant, The Fig Tree Café is in Pacific Beach and Hillcrest. She takes her dog to play on in Ocean Beach, browses flea markets and some of San Diego’s second-hand stores. Moreover, the outdoor lifestyle of San Diego is something she particularly loves. She has become an avid marathon participant including the Rock and Roll marathon and enjoys other outdoor activities.
Luisa, as her CIBU peers, is multilingual, speaking German, English, French and Spanish. This ability to communicate across multiple languages, combined with the cultural and business intelligence gained through her Masters Degree, places her among top candidates vying for jobs in the global marketplace. Her experience at CIBU has reinforced her global mindset and her passion for interaction with people from different cultures and countries assure her of a successful career, whether she chooses marketing, human resources, business development, sponsorship, or event planning. Luisa’s future is bright and promising.
Ultimately, we think Luisa has what it takes to be a global leader. What’s in store for her in the future? Perhaps capitalizing on her passion for creativity and development, she’ll start her own business. We expect great things from her!
Be sure to congratulate Luisa when you see her, for a job well done.
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