I am an adjunct professor in the Philippines, where I have taught business and economics courses for the past years.

Skills & Experience: I earned my Master's in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Rome Business School (Italy) and have 3 years of university teaching experience in econometrics, entrepreneurship, and financial modeling to name a few. My empirical work includes ARDL, Granger causality, panel linear models (PLM), and GLMs, applied to questions of innovation, firm performance, and market adaptation. I have published [#] peer-reviewed articles on [topic] (optional: list one key citation). I am proficient in R (tidyverse, plm, vars, lm, glm) and Microsoft Excel. Teaching Approach: I design interactive, practice-oriented courses combining compact lectures, real-world case analysis, and scaffolded modeling exercises. Students complete hands-on projects (such as data cleaning, model building, interpretation, and communication of results) using R and Excel. Assessment emphasizes both technical correctness and managerial interpretation, preparing students for research and industry roles. I also mentor student research projects and supervise capstones/internships.