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2026 BOLD Ambassadors
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Abby Keller is a student-athlete at Natick High School, the founder of Natick4Rare, and an aspiring sports business professional. She has traveled to over 20 countries and is passionate about leadership, networking, and learning from inspiring people. As a BOLD Ambassador, Abby is excited to help more young women access opportunities that build confidence, foster meaningful connections, and inspire ambition.
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This is Brooke Bradley. She is interested in leadership and medicine. She loves to play soccer, run, bake and read. She chose to become an ambassador because of her passion for helping women become leaders in their fields.
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Doelle is a second year BOLD Ambassador and a junior at Brookline High School. Outside of school, she leads the Fintech Club and Math Team, researches AI alignment, and makes creative drinks. She became a BOLD Ambassador to help expose young women to the full range of careers in business.
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Gabriella Caridi is a senior at American Heritage School with a passion for business, leadership, and community impact. She serves as Co-Vice President of the Pre-Business Society, competes in DECA, and is a Founding Member of Blanket Dreams, a registered 501(c) (3) nonprofit supporting foster children in her community. After attending the last BOLD conference, Gabriella left with lasting friendships, a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship, and a fueled passion that inspired her to pursue new opportunities in business. She became a BOLD Ambassador because she wanted to share this opportunity with her peers and bring the BOLD experience back to her school community.
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Kierra is a junior at Bergen County Academies in the Academy for Business and Finance. She loves learning about public policy and finance, both in school and through activities like DECA, Euro Challenge, Model UN, and her school’s Empowering Women in Business club, where students run their own conference and podcast, 16 to CEO. Outside of school, Kierra enjoys singing in the NJ All-State Treble Choir, shopping, and grabbing coffee in NYC with friends. She joined the Ambassador Program to learn from successful women in business and help encourage other girls her age to attend and explore their own interests in business!
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Lena Miller is a Junior at Miss Porter's School in Farmington, CT with a passion for economics, business, and finance. She serves as Class Treasurer and President of her FBLA chapter, competes on the Varsity swim team, and is also involved in lacrosse, field hockey, and piano. Lena joined the Ambassador Program to connect with like-minded students who share her drive for business and leadership, and to help bring those opportunities back to her community.
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Noelle Jones is a senior who is interested in all art forms from painting to ceramics. As a result, she has made her own multimedia jewelry business, selling to sharpen her skills in financing, advertising, and the arts. Above all, her main focus is in building community and helping others, and that is what drew her to be part of the ambassador program. As a three time attendee at BOLD, she hopes to affect this program just as much as she was affected by it so growing girls just like her can grow to become even more impactful leaders in business.
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Olivia McLoughlin is a committed singer in her church choir, a passionate runner on her school's cross country team, and is very engaged in community service and leadership. In her free time, Olivia enjoys spending time with friends and family, going to the beach, hiking in Acadia national park, and traveling whenever she can. As a second year ambassador, Olivia chose to be part of the Ambassador Program because of her desire to continue to learn more entrepreneurial and leadership skills, and help even more young women interested in business to have the incredible opportunity of attending the BOLD Conference!
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Sania Kumar is a rising senior at McNair Academic High School in Jersey City, New Jersey, who is passionate about expanding access to business for young women. Outside of that, she's been drawing for over a decade, dogsits in her neighborhood, and spends her weekends finding new coffee shops in New York City. She joined the BOLD Ambassador Program because she wants to help connect more high school girls to the rooms she once had to search for.
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Hi! I'm Tia Gupta, a junior at Lambert High School who is passionate about public health, health equity, and youth advocacy. I founded H.E.R. Essentials, a nonprofit focused on menstrual health access and education, and I joined the BOLD Ambassador Program to collaborate with other young leaders and create meaningful change in our communities.
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Alyson Lee is deeply involved with her passion for engaging with her community. She holds a variety of hobbies as she enjoys playing violin, snowboarding, practicing kung fu, vlogging, and so much more. She chose to be part of the Ambassador Program to further engage with the business world as well as meet new people!
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Caroline Limberis sought to be a BOLD Ambassador because she was inspired by the BOLD events that created a community of support, impact, and opportunity for emerging women leaders in business. She is excited to contribute to the ongoing success and impact of BOLD, as the event was so meaningful to her. Her favorite school subjects are math and statistics, and outside of school she enjoys skiing, art, and hanging out with friends.
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Esther loves connecting and outreaching with new people, and she loves traveling all around the world. She wanted to be part of the Ambassador Program because when she was a freshman she was inspired by the 2026 conference and found herself interning then working for one of the BOLD speakers!
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Ginevra Bazzichelli is a senior at Eleanor Roosevelt High School in New York City and the Co-Founder of Girls Growing Education (GGE), a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to quality education through innovative offline EdTech solutions. She is passionate about educational equity, entrepreneurship, public policy, and youth leadership. Ginevra joined the Ambassador Program to connect with like-minded peers, gain valuable insight from successful female leaders and entrepreneurs, and further develop the skills required to champion a future where all children can access their fundamental right to education.
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Laia Hinojosa is excited to serve as a BOLD Ambassador. She enjoys dancing, playing the piano, and playing tennis. Laia joined the Ambassador Program to strengthen her connections with others, expand her network, and explore new opportunities for personal and professional growth.
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Medha Dinesh is a rising junior from San José, California, with a passion for financial literacy, youth empowerment, and making business education accessible to underrepresented communities. Medha chose to join the BOLD Ambassador Program because she believes that when young women gain business and leadership skills early, they create better futures for themselves and change for the communities around them. In her free time, she loves to read, hike, play with her dog, and hang out with friends.
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Naomi Nyirenda is a student at the School for the Talented and Gifted in Dallas, Texas. She is passionate about neuroscience and hopes to pursue a career in medicine. Outside of academics, she enjoys playing the cello and soccer. This is her third year in the Ambassador Program, and she has loved meeting inspiring people, building lasting friendships, and growing as a leader through the experience.
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Olivia DeMarsh is a rising Junior and enjoys volleyball, tennis, sailing, and singing! She loves going to the beach and spending time with her friends and family! She chose to be part of the ambassador program because she loves attending BOLD every year and has learned so much from the speakers! She is dedicated to spreading awareness and encouraging more girls to come to BOLD each year!
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Orla is a sophomore at the Winsor School in Boston who enjoys sports and exploring the city. She joined the BOLD Ambassador program in an effort to help connect other high school girls with a community of aspiring and accomplished female entrepreneurs and increase access to entrepreneurial opportunities.
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Sivan chose to become a part of the Ambassador Program because she is passionate about empowering girls to grow and expand access for girls to leadership opportunities. She enjoys volunteering, being an advocate and leader, and developing opportunities to assist others when needed. She is excited to share BOLD's mission with others and make the program accessible to as many girls as possible.
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Xinlei Zou is a senior at North Quincy High School. She is a member of her school's DECA Club and Indoor Track & Field team and was recently named a Junior Achievement Ambassador. In her free time, she enjoys going to Boston with her friends and trying new foods. She joined the Ambassador Program because she wants to gain leadership skills while being part of the annual BOLD conference.
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Anishka is a high school student interested in becoming a corporate lawyer, as she has a strong passion for both business and law. At her school, she is a member of the speech team and is now in student council. Anishka enjoys public speaking, collaborating with others, and most of all expressing her authentic self.
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Avery Kruse is a high school student from New Jersey who is passionate about marketing, creative design, and community service. She is involved in Girl Scouts, varsity tennis, and several leadership and volunteer initiatives in her community. Avery enjoys creating content, working with others on meaningful projects, and finding ways to make a positive impact. She joined the Ambassador Program to connect with other student leaders, grow her leadership skills, and help inspire younger girls to pursue their goals with confidence.
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Dearbhla is a senior at Boston Latin School. She chose to be an ambassador to make entrepreneurship more accessible and hopes to run her own business one day. She likes to surf, make pottery, and row.
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Filippa Blake is a sophomore at Newton North and plays field hockey, lacrosse, and skis in the winter! She is a member of DECA and the Debate team, and in her free time loves hanging out with her friends and going places. One of her favorite things to do is travel! She applied to be an ambassador because attending BOLD gave her so much confidence and inspiration, and she wanted to spread the incredible community she found to as many young women as possible!
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Jasmine enjoys exploring new places, trying new food, volunteering at events, meeting new people, and attending concerts. Jasmine joined the Ambassador Program because she wants to help girls gain access to opportunities that can help them succeed and grow.
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Leah is a rising junior at Scituate high school and enjoys playing soccer, tennis and reading. She is involved in several clubs at school in varying fields. She has attended the BOLD conference since freshman year and finds the experience extremely beneficial. She is committed to sharing this experience with other young girls like herself and creating a space in the business industry for young girls.
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Madison is a junior at Brookline High School who likes to bake, listen to music, and watch romcoms. She became a BOLD Ambassador to help educate young girls on the many and diverse career paths in business.
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Meera is a 10th grader from Virginia who attended the BOLD Conference in 2025! She plays for her school's tennis team and enjoys making/selling press-on nails. She loves to watch horror movies with friends and build Lego flowers. Meera chose to be a part of the BOLD Ambassador Program after seeing the impact last year's ambassadors had on welcoming new people from numerous different countries. She is excited to meet new friends at this year's conference and can't wait to hear from all of the amazing speakers!
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Nina is a senior in high school and she is bringing her team all the way from San Diego, California! She is so excited to be attending the BOLD Conference for her second time, as she admires entrepreneurship and leads with passion. She is eager to learn more about the endless possibilities as a future woman in business herself.
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Olivia is a rising senior at Notre Dame Academy interested in studying public relations and finance in college. Olivia chose to be an ambassador in the program because of the valuable insights and experience she gained at the conference.
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Pia is a junior at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts. Outside of school she enjoys running, baking, and spending time with her friends and family. She chose to be part of the Ambassador Program to gain a deeper understanding in the world of business and to encourage others to do so as well.
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Sophia Potts is a student at Natick High School with a passion for business, marketing, leadership, and community involvement. She serves as the Media Marketing Manager for her school’s Business and Communications Club and as Ambassador Lead for the first high school chapter of Uplifting Athletes. Through these roles, she enjoys bringing people together, creating opportunities for others, and making a positive impact in her community. Outside of school, Sophia enjoys soccer, track, volunteering, and spending time with friends and family. She joined the BOLD Ambassador Program to connect with driven students from across the country, build meaningful connections, and learn from inspiring women who are making an impact in the business world.
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Zoe Ringquist is from Stowe, Vermont, and enjoys spending time outdoors, whether that’s skiing, swimming, hiking, or playing lacrosse. She is always excited to try new foods and explore new restaurants. After attending the BOLD Conference for the first time in the fall, Zoe was inspired by the speakers, whose ideas and experiences strengthened her passion for entrepreneurship. She joined the Ambassador Program to help spread the word so more students can experience this incredible opportunity.
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Ava Iskhakov is a student leader from New York who is deeply passionate about expanding opportunities for youth. She serves as a student representative on the Board of Education for her school district, bringing student voices into real policy discussions. Outside of her leadership work, Ava is a competitive fencer and an upcoming TED-Ed speaker. Ava became a BOLD Ambassador because she believes opportunity should be accessible and that early leadership experiences can shape how students see themselves and what they choose to pursue!
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Ariana Ochoa is a high school student from Nicaragua who is passionate about medicine, community service, and youth leadership. She is the founder of VidaSalud, a project that provides health education to children in underserved schools. Outside of her community work, Ariana enjoys traveling, playing soccer, and experiencing new cultures. After attending BOLD as the only participant from Latin America last year, she became a BOLD Ambassador to bring this incredible opportunity to talented girls in Nicaragua and inspire them to become the next generation of women leaders.