Zehao Chen
About Zehao Chen
Zehao Chen serves as an Assistant Manager at The George Washington University, where he enhances NCAA department operations and organizes sports tournaments. He has a background in finance and has previously worked as an Equity Analyst and Teaching Assistant.
Work at The George Washington University
Currently, Zehao Chen serves as an Assistant Manager at The George Washington University, a position held since 2022. He works in the Charles E. Smith Center, where he collaborates closely with the Senior Athletic Operations Associate to improve the efficiency of NCAA department operations. His responsibilities include organizing logistics for sports tournaments, which encompasses schedule creation, equipment setup, and team registration. Additionally, he coordinates graduation ceremonies and leads event planning initiatives, demonstrating his involvement in various aspects of university operations.
Education and Expertise
Zehao Chen pursued a Bachelor's degree in Finance at The George Washington University, studying from 2020 to 2024. His academic background also includes a High School Diploma from Gould Academy, completed from 2017 to 2020, and a Middle School Diploma from North Country School, achieved from 2014 to 2017. This educational foundation supports his expertise in finance and operations management within the athletic department.
Previous Work Experience
Before his current role, Zehao Chen worked as an Equity Analyst at the GW Investment Institute for three months in 2023, where he gained experience in financial analysis. Additionally, he served as a Teaching Assistant at First Leap China in 2021 for three months, which provided him with skills in education and communication. His diverse work experience contributes to his capabilities in managing operations within the NCAA department.
Achievements in Athletic Operations
In his role at The George Washington University, Zehao Chen has been promoted by his supervising manager to oversee most NCAA tournaments. He collaborates with media and marketing departments to enhance the visibility and organization of various sports tournaments. His contributions to event planning and logistics have significantly impacted the efficiency of athletic operations at the university.