Meet Marvel Ibrahim
Pharmacy student exploring social media advertising
Hi! I’m Marvel Ibrahim, a first year graduate student in pharmacy school with a deep passion for healthcare, beauty, and marketing. My journey into pharmacy actually started with my love for makeup and skincare! I’ve always been fascinated by how different ingredients affect the skin, which led me to explore the science behind medicine. Now, I’m combining my pharmaceutical knowledge with digital marketing to one day create my own cosmetics brand.
Why I’m Taking This Class
One of my biggest dreams is to launch my own skincare and cosmetics line, and I know that having an amazing product isn’t enough—it needs the right marketing to reach the right people. That’s why I’m taking this class! I want to learn how to use social media advertising to build a strong brand, connect with customers, and make my future products stand out in the beauty industry.
In this class, I hope to:
Learn how to create powerful digital marketing strategies for beauty and healthcare brands
Understand how to use social media to promote products and reach larger audience.
Develop creative advertising techniques that will help me in my future business.
About Me
Egypt sharm el sheikh
I grew up in Egypt, which exposed me to so many different cultures and ways of life. Along the way, I’ve had the chance to work with people from all kinds of backgrounds, and that’s when it really hit me—so many people struggle to get the healthcare they need. Working with refugees and being part of the Strong Women, Strong Girls community opened my eyes to just how much of a difference healthcare can make in someone’s life. That’s what pushed me toward pharmacy school—I want to be part of the solution and help people get the care they deserve.
One Lesson from 2024 That I’m Taking Forward This year, I’ve learned that there are million ways to happy and successful .Not every single person should take a same traditional way to be successful .Consequently ,I should be more open to new experiences .
““Do what you have to do until you can do what you want to do.” ”