For Professionals: CV & Official Information

I’m a founder and operator behind JUSU Group Corp., a Davis UWC and AOP Scholar at Skidmore College (Management & Business, Entrepreneurship minor), and someone who has already worked across youth advocacy, communications, fashion, and legal tech. This page gives you the signal you need—structured experience, skills, and selected work—without the noise of follower counts or personal‑brand drama. Access to my full materials is gated on purpose.

This page is for:

  • Employers and recruiters evaluating me for internships, fellowships, or early‑career roles
  • Founders and executives considering me for strategy, operations, brand, or content work
  • Institutions and programs that need more than a polished LinkedIn profile

It is not for casual curiosity or anonymous browsing. If you want details, introduce yourself and tell me what you’re evaluating me for.

Skills snapshot (for recruiters)

Based on my current experience, these are the skills I rely on most:

  • Brand & narrative strategy – positioning, messaging, and story arcs for people, products, and projects
  • Content systems – editorial calendars, formats, and repurposing across blog, podcast, and social
  • Operations & product thinking – turning ideas into workflows, timelines, and deliverables with clear ownership
  • Communications & marketing – copy, campaigns, and a basic performance logic for what success should look like
  • Youth, climate & education program design – building initiatives like DiliSprouts and LCOY Armenia with real‑world constraints
  • Public speaking & facilitation – panels, workshops, and youth events (TEDx, MUN, climate, UWC spaces)
  • Languages & cross‑cultural work – 11 languages; lived, studied, and worked across the Balkans, Armenia, and the U.S.

A fuller breakdown with proficiency levels is available in my CV.


Why this isn’t all public

I share a lot publicly through EmrahXBlog, EmrahXPodcast, and social channels. But not everything belongs in the open.

My full CVcase studies, and some institution‑linked work are gated to:

  • Respect confidentiality for organizations, partners, and collaborators
  • Keep sensitive details (budgets, internal processes, draft work) away from casual browsing
  • Make sure the people reading are serious enough to send a professional introduction

If you’re used to candidates oversharing and overclaiming, this is the opposite: detail, but with context and limits.


What you get with access

Once I approve your request, you’ll receive:

  • Full CV (PDF) – education, roles, skills, awards, and programs
  • Curated case snapshot deck (PDF) – 2–4 structured cases, such as:
    • JUSU Group / SlayHood / Luminatrix ecosystem
    • Youth & climate architecture (DiliSprouts, LCOY Armenia, UNICEF/#SadiSiDoma, climateedu.mk)
    • Communications and marketing work in academic and fashion contexts
    • Operator work in OpenBar, Duende NY, Saratoga Closet, and campus roles
  • Optional role‑alignment note – a short explanation of how my experience maps to the specific role or opportunity you indicate

The goal is to save you time: one place where my story, proof, and current focus make sense together.


If you think “He’s 20, this can’t be real”

Skepticism is healthy. I’d be skeptical too.

That’s why my materials are heavy on dates, institutions, roles, and outcomes—and light on vague claims. You’ll see:

  • Verified education: UWC DilijanYale Young Global ScholarsBabson EPS110Skidmore College
  • Documented youth and climate work with UNICEFU‑Report#SadiSiDomaclimateedu.mkLCOY Armenia
  • Concrete positions: Founder & CEOCOO/CPOCMOCommunications Assistantwriterorganizer

If, after reading, you still think the story is “too much” for 20—that’s fine. At least you’ll be reacting to the real thing.


How to request access

To access my CV and case deck, please:

  1. Email
    • General: contact@emrahjusufoski.com
    • Time‑sensitive / executive‑level: vip@emrahjusufoski.com
  2. Subject line
    FOR PROFESSIONALS – Access Request – [Your Name / Organization]
  3. Include in your message
    • Your name and role
    • Organization / company / institution
    • What you’re evaluating me for (e.g., internship, analyst role, fellowship, brand/strategy work, collaboration)
    • Any deadline I should be aware of
    • Optional: a link to the role or program description

Response time
I aim to respond within 24–48 hours on business days. If your request is truly urgent, say so in the subject line; I’ll do my best but won’t promise what I can’t deliver.

Data note
Your information is used only to respond to your request and, where relevant, to consider professional opportunities. I don’t sell data or add you to any mailing list without your consent.



If this feels like more friction than you’re used to with 20‑year‑old candidates, that’s intentional. I take my work—and your time—seriously.