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Siew-Eisha Sahi

I genuinely care about creating an inclusive, supportive, and welcoming environment where all members feel comfortable, valued, and heard. Through my role as Secretary this year, I have worked closely with both committee members and the wider society, which has given me insight into the challenges students can face when balancing academic pressure, extracurricular commitments, and personal wellbeing. Organising socials and team-building activities has shown me how important community and connection are in supporting welfare, while coordinating committee discussions and votes has reinforced the importance of open communication and approachability within leadership.

I am highly empathetic, reliable, and proactive, and I take responsibility seriously when supporting others. As Welfare Officer, I would aim to foster a culture where wellbeing is prioritised alongside ambition, ensure members feel comfortable raising concerns, and work collaboratively with the committee to create initiatives that promote both mental health and a strong sense of belonging within the society. I am motivated to contribute positively to the society’s culture and to ensure it remains a supportive space for all members.

Elina Zhong

Hi everyone! I am Elina, a first-year Biomedical Sciences student, and I am running to be your Welfare Officer to help make our society a place where everyone feels included, supported, and comfortable.

A key strength I would bring is listening to and representing members' concerns. As a UCL Students’ Union Academic Representative, I collect student feedback and raise priorities in meetings with staff to improve the course experience. This has taught me to listen carefully, communicate clearly, and follow up responsibly.

As Events Officer at the Healthcare Business Society, I organise speaker events and coordinate logistics with committee members and guests. I plan ahead so events run smoothly and feel inclusive for everyone.

Dance has also shaped how I work with others. I was selected as one of five dancers to perform for Brigitte Macron and Peng Liyuan, and preparing for that meant teamwork, discipline, and delivering under pressure.

Finally, I care a lot about well-being and community. I led a fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Research UK and raised around £800. I loved seeing people come together for a good cause.

My goal is to make sure everyone feels comfortable speaking up. If elected, I will keep an anonymous feedback form open and do quick check-ins after events so members can share concerns, and I will follow up on anything raised. I would really appreciate your vote, and please feel free to say hi if you see me around!

Ricky Kew

Greetings to all, I’m Ricky and I’m a First-year student in BEng Biochemical Engineering. My interests lie within the profitability (yes, I like money) side of Healthcare/Pharma, which directly aligns with the goal of HBS. 

As a Welfare Officer/Secretary, I’ll carry the following responsibilities:

  1. Act as a third line of contact, behind the President and VP/Treasurer. 
  2. Handle welfare matters within the society.
  3. Host social events along with the Social Secretary.
  4. Provide assistance with administrative tasks when needed.

Other promises that I’ll definitely keep: 

  1. Provide a helping hand in organizing events.
  2. Making everyone – especially new members – feel comfortable during events.
  3. Ensure that the committee team always remain motivated and happy.
  4. Resolve potential conflicts and disagreements before it breaks out.
  5. Remain a cheerful lightbulb to spread positivity
  6. Bring good vibes and act as a golden retriever for the society.
  7. Be a person that can be leaned on and talk to during times of difficulty. 

That’s all for my yapping. If you’ve read this far, just know that I appreciate you. Thanks, bye and have a nice day.