M. Sc. in LifeScience 2013 in Konstanz, Germany. My academic background gave me a strong foundation in plant biology, genetics, ecology, and applied life sciences. During my studies, I developed a lasting interest in the ways plants adapt, diversify, and respond to cultivation and environment. That interest gradually shaped both my professional direction and my long-term fascination with botanical diversity, seed systems, and the preservation of useful plant genetics. After graduation, I moved into work that connected scientific training with practical plant and seed-related experience. Over time, I became increasingly focused on the relationship between biodiversity and cultivation, especially how seed handling, selection, and careful observation contribute to the maintenance of resilient and adaptable plant material. I have always enjoyed working at the point where scientific understanding meets real-world horticulture, because that is where plant behavior, genetics, and practical decision-making come together. My professional interests have remained centered on seed quality, plant diversity, and the value of preserving strong, adaptable genetics for future growers. I appreciate both the scientific and practical sides of botany, and I continue to be interested in how plant material performs across different environments and growing systems. That perspective has helped me develop a broad appreciation for the role of seeds in agriculture, conservation, and long-term cultivation. Today, I am the CEO of BulkSeedsInternational.com, where I combine my life science background with international seed trade and a continued commitment to plant diversity. In this role, I work with seed material in a way that reflects both scientific discipline and practical horticultural awareness. My goal is to support access to quality seed while keeping the long-term importance of botanical diversity and plant stewardship in view.