AccountAbility Fellowship

Fiha is a senior dual majoring in Financial Economics and Psychology. A native of Queens, NY, she is driven by a passion for developing solutions that are economically viable, socially equitable, and environmentally sustainable. Fiha has served as a Climate Policy Fellow and participated in the National Science Foundation Research Program at Marshall University in West Virginia, where she explored the intersections of climate change and economic systems. Her leadership and research experience include work with the Environmental Defense Fund, CRV, and Queens Public Library. She is interested in how ESG frameworks can promote long-term accountability, transparency, and equity across sectors, particularly in underserved communities. In her free time, she enjoys visiting museums, exploring local cafes, drinking matcha, and spending time in nature. She is excited to join the 2025–26 AccountAbility (S) Lab Fellowship and collaborate with a cohort of changemakers committed to sustainability and ESG.

Giles-Christ Aniambossou is an economics major and psychology minor at the City College of New York, entering his senior year. Born and raised in the South Bronx, Gil balances his time working as a Barista Trainer at Starbucks while playing lacrosse and basketball and watching the markets. He is passionate about financial literacy and hopes to pursue a career in finance someday. Outside of school and work, Gil aspires to create a small business where he can explore both culture and economics together. He is currently working on obtaining certifications like the SIE and Series exams to strengthen his financial knowledge and aims to empower underrepresented communities.

Nuzhat Nuha is a junior at the City College of New York, double majoring in Economics and Psychology. She was born in a small town in Bangladesh, where she grew up surrounded by art and creativity. Her academic and personal journey has sparked a deep interest in studying human behavior and exploring how creative thinking can drive sustainable innovation within corporate settings. She aspires to a career that combines data analytics and consulting, analytics and consulting with a focus on environmental and social impact, aiming to develop solutions that are both effective and ethically grounded. Outside the classroom, she enjoys reading and researching real-life crime cases. A fun fact about her: in high school, she received an award from the Metropolitan Museum of Art for her excellence in visual arts.

Born and raised in New York City, Roger Gachuz comes from a hardworking and close-knit Hispanic family. He is a first-generation college student and is a sophomore majoring in Economics. They hope to pursue a career they love, but also involves them making a meaningful impact on other people’s lives. Outside of school, Roger enjoys playing football (soccer), exploring the city, photography, and trying new foods. Recently, he’s become fond of playing table tennis, pool, and spikeball. Another fun fact about him is that he once got himself lost in a grocery store, and the cops ended up being called.

Sadman Rahin is a junior majoring in Computer Science at The City College of New York during the 2025–2026 academic year. A first-generation college student and recent immigrant, Sadman is passionate about using technology to solve real-world problems and create sustainable, socially impactful products. He hopes to pursue a career in tech consulting and product development, helping businesses implement innovative and effective digital solutions. In 2024, he co-founded Quickbites, a student-focused food delivery startup designed to make affordable meals more accessible on urban college campuses. Outside of academics and entrepreneurship, Sadman enjoys going to the gym, running, and playing chess, badminton, and volleyball. He’s driven by curiosity and a desire to build tools that make life easier and more equitable for others.

Yaseen is a senior majoring in Economics during the 2025–2026 academic year. Originally from Queens, New York, he deeply appreciates the diversity and dynamic community of his hometown. Passionate about sustainability and ESG initiatives, Yaseen plans to apply economic principles professionally to advance ethical business strategies and foster socially responsible investments. His interests particularly revolve around understanding the economic implications of sustainable practices on businesses and communities. In his leisure time, Yaseen enjoys exploring local coffee shops and attending cultural events around the city. A fun fact about him is that he has a talent for remembering obscure trivia, making him a formidable teammate during trivia nights with friends.