Sunny Wu

About Sunny Wu

I don’t believe the future is something we wait for. I believe it’s something we build—carefully, ethically, and together.I’ve been entrepreneurial for as long as I can remember—starting my first venture at age five, selling second-hand books at a community flea market. What began as curiosity grew into a 12-year journey of building, experimenting, competing, and learning. From launching initiatives and conducting research to studying business management, I’ve come to see entrepreneurship not just as a passion, but as a disciplined way of understanding how value is created—and how it can be sustained.To me, entrepreneurship is one of the most effective ways to create meaningful change. It is how ideas move from insight to execution, and from small beginnings to scalable impact. I aspire to be a leader who builds responsibly—balancing ambition with accountability, growth with ethics, and innovation with long-term thinking.Every project, challenge, and setback has sharpened my ability to turn uncertainty into structured action. Entrepreneurship, for me, isn’t just about starting companies—it’s about solving real problems thoughtfully and becoming a leader others can trust.

Experience

1. Consultant

   Babson Consulting Association

   Feb 2026 — Present · MA, US

   Selected to be part of the Undergraduate Consulting Program and work directly with real-world client Coffin Capital & Venture, a venture capital firm evaluating entry into a new market.Apply structured problem solving frameworks, market analysis, and data driven research to identify key value drivers and competitive positioning opportunities. Collaborate in team based engagements to translate ambiguous business questions into clear strategic recommendations and executive level presentations.

Education

• Beijing Keystone Academy

  IB, Business management

• LaunchX Entrepreneurship Program

  Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies

• Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering

  Software design