MBAEMPLOYMENTREPORTTUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AT DARTMOUTH

2016

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

Our students are surrounded by a community that challenges and empowers them to make a difference in the world of business and their careers. As proud as I am of their success, it is their open-ness to take risks for the better, empathy for others, and confident humility that most inspire me. These are the aptitudes that wise leaders possess and that are critical to our students’ success in the job-search process and throughout their lives.

Tuck’s collaborative learning community plays a central role in de-veloping these traits. It is also critical to our distinctive approach to career services, which leverages our loyal and generous alumni network, strong roster of recruiting partners, and team of industry-expert career coaches. It is an approach that is personal, connected, and transformative and is reflected in the satisfaction our students have in their internships and jobs and their outstanding employment success. PERSONAL Tuck’s career coaches possess expertise and experience in the industries in which they spe-cialize and in the companies who recruit our MBAs, along with extensive knowledge of recruiting best practices—all of which is brought to bear on our students’ job searches. Through ongoing one-on-one meetings, we get to know our students personally, understand their career aspirations, and help put them on the path to achieving them.

CONNECTED More than 1,000 organizations across a breadth of industries worldwide, including the most prestigious recruiters of MBAs, sought Tuck talent in the 2015-16 academic year. This is supported by an alumni network that is second to none: an extended global community of accomplished and accessible leaders willing to go the extra mile for students in their career exploration and job search.

TRANSFORMATIVE Tuck offers an array of opportunities for students to explore industries and roles, from immersive pre-term Career Insights and Exploration trips to meaningful connections with alumni, at Tuck and around the world. Combined with the personalized attention they receive from our career coaches and extensive interaction with alumni and companies who hire them, the result for our stu-dents’ careers is transformative and sets them on a journey to becoming the wise leaders the world today needs.

Jonathan D. MaslandExecutive Director, Career DevelopmentTuck School of Business at Dartmouth

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The Career Development Office has an unmatched ability to identify astudent’s desires and abilities and pair them with opportunities.”

TUCK CLASS OF 2017SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY FUNCTION

MCKINSEY & COMPANYBAIN & COMPANYAMAZONBAMLTHE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUPCORNINGGOLDMAN SACHSBARCLAYSGOOGLEL.E.K. CONSULTINGLIBERTY MUTUALCITIJ.P. MORGANMICROSOFTALTMAN VILANDRIE & COMPANYANALOGICCOLGATE-PALMOLIVEDANAHERDAVITADELOITTE CONSULTINGFIDELITYHARRIS WILLIAMS & CO.

161110

9866555544433333333

BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)

TOP HIRING COMPANIESFOR INTERNSHIPS

FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CORPORATE FINANCE OTHERMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS

— KEITH HOLLIS T’17

PERCENT (%)312512

5431

2412

53

100

MEDIAN10,40010,41610,417

6,35910,400

7,913*

7,0828,0008,4005,7578,330

MEAN9,5148,952

10,5296,6878,8127,431

*6,7607,6787,5515,9748,261

MAXIMUM13,50014,00012,50014,00010,417

8,750*

9,56611,65012,00012,00014,000

MINIMUM2,1701,0008,5891,2501,0005,261

*1,0003,8504,0001,8461,000

BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)

LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) NEW YORK METRO BOSTON METRO OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE METRO LOS ANGELES OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERMID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIAEUROPESOUTH AMERICAOTHERALL LOCATIONS

PERCENT (%)91472519

32010

5327

33175593312

100

MEDIAN8,3859,000

10,0008,6967,7008,0007,9278,0005,2397,4608,024

12,0007,548

*7,5008,3659,5007,4849,4798,2556,5475,0008,330

MEAN8,3838,7708,7569,0037,0947,3367,5238,4755,1727,1829,070

10,2938,533

*8,1367,7698,8577,0928,5547,0846,8794,4058,261

MAXIMUM14,00014,00013,04414,000

8,37012,00012,00012,000

8,5008,000

13,044

13,04412,000

*12,00012,50012,00010,85110,41610,851

7,8025,053

14,000

MINIMUM1,0001,0001,2501,0004,5661,0001,0008,0002,1746,0876,000

6,0877,200

*3,4782,0003,8502,1705,0002,1706,2883,1631,000

BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)

BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY LOCATION

BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY

INDUSTRYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHERCONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTSENERGY, UTILITIESNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTOTHER ALL INDUSTRIES

PERCENT (%)2613

724

211612

963214

100

MEAN9,098

10,5156,4959,1658,028

10,4407,2246,8057,0237,5645,1806,0837,3485,1498,261

MAXIMUM14,00012,50014,00010,417

9,00013,50010,000

8,69611,305

9,6007,827

11,65012,000

695714,000

MEDIAN10,40810,417

5,4359,2088,696

12,0008,0007,0417,4428,0005,2185,6006,9574,8748,330

MINIMUM1,2508,5891,2507,8276,0002,5001,8463,1631,0003,8503,3051,0003,4782,1701,000

*Values excluded when sample size is too small

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TUCK CLASS OF 2016FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENTCLASS OF 2016 COMPENSATION SUMMARY

BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY

TYPE1

ANNUAL BASE SALARYSIGNING BONUS

RECEIVING (%)100

87

MEAN123,934

28,962

MEDIAN125,000

25,000

MAXIMUM250,000

90,000

MINIMUM38,039

2,500

CLASS OF 2016 COMPENSATION ($)

MCKINSEY & COMPANYBAIN & COMPANYAMAZONBAMLTHE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUPL.E.K. CONSULTINGWAYFAIRDELOITTE CONSULTINGBARCLAYSPARTHENON-EYANALYSIS GROUPJ.P. MORGANUBSWALMARTCOLGATE-PALMOLIVEDANAHERGOLDMAN SACHSMETLIFEMICROSOFTOLIVER WYMAN

TOP HIRING COMPANIES FOR FULL-TIME

POSITIONS

INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGREAL ESTATENONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTOTHERALL INDUSTRIES

PERCENT (%)362013

322

1613

44214

100

MEDIAN140,000125,000125,000125,000175,000120,000120,000106,000120,000120,000100,000

*100,000125,000

MEAN135,958129,000123,966126,000184,250117,000117,894104,768116,357116,654

96,333*

94,983123,934

MAXIMUM170,000250,000125,000140,000250,000125,000160,000114,000130,000120,000105,000

*100,000250,000

MINIMUM80,940

100,000100,000120,000137,000100,000

72,00085,00087,000

104,89084,000

*77,41338,039

BASE SALARY ($)

FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING CORPORATE FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL REAL ESTATEGENERAL MANAGEMENTMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSALL FUNCTIONS

PERCENT (%)402314

3321

1616

5100

MEDIAN140,000125,000125,000102,500122,500150,000

*120,000110,000110,000125,000

MEAN133,202125,750124,516105,000122,500170,200

*113,694112,787102,818123,934

MAXIMUM170,000250,000140,000115,000125,000250,000

*132,000160,000120,000250,000

MINIMUM38,039

100,000100,000100,000120,000114,000

*84,00077,41372,00038,039

BASE SALARY ($)

BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION

1 Compensation information is self-reported. Salary data was obtained from 87% of those graduates who were seeking employment and accepted a job offer by 3 months after graduation.

*Values excluded where sample size is too small

CLASS OF 2016 EMPLOYMENT, BY INDUSTRY

CONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICESTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGREAL ESTATENONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTOTHER

36%20%16%13%

4%4%2%1%4%

CONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCEGENERAL MANAGEMENTMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICS

40%23%16%16%

5%

CLASS OF 2016 EMPLOYMENT, BY JOB FUNCTION

211811

99887554444333333

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CLASS OF 2016 OFFERS AND ACCEPTANCES*

BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION

GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS

SEEKING JOBS164

86250

%939293

#153

79232

%999898

#162

84246

TIMING OF OFFERS

LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) BOSTON METRO NEW YORK METRO OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE METRO LOS ANGELES OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERMID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIAEUROPESOUTH AMERICAOTHERALL LOCATIONS

PERCENT (%)89522523

415

65228

332554

116221

100

MEDIAN125,000125,000133,500125,000120,000120,000125,000120,000125,000

90,000140,000

140,000115,000106,000125,000130,000106,500108,405125,000

95,39085,382

115,489125,000

MEAN126,264129,064130,933129,640111,071120,707124,292123,182129,000

89,000128,111

139,857118,200121,578123,364120,700116,500105,190115,045

93,47384,508

116,159123,934

MAXIMUM250,000250,000200,000250,000130,000170,000170,000160,000148,000105,000147,000

145,000144,000147,000145,000145,000145,000140,000140,000100,281

89,853117,500250,000

MINIMUM72,00085,00090,00090,00085,00072,00084,000

105,000114,000

72,000104,890

125,000106,000104,890100,000

72,00087,00038,03938,03982,94377,413

115,48938,039

BASE SALARY ($)

BY GRADUATIONBY 3 MONTHS

AFTER GRADUATION

GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS

*The graduation date for the full-time MBA class was June 12, 2016.

SEEKING JOBS164

86250

%888587

#144

73217

%989296

#160

79239

TIMING OF ACCEPTANCES

There are anincredible numberof resources available between the Career Development Office, your classmates,and the very potent alumni network that can help you get to your goal.”— REMI EVANS T'16

BY GRADUATIONBY 3 MONTHS

AFTER GRADUATION

CLASS OF 2016 FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, BY LOCATION

WEST15%

NORTHEAST52%

SOUTHWEST5%

MIDWEST8%

OUTSIDETHE U.S.

11%SOUTH4%

MID-ATLANTIC5%

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SIGNING BONUSES, BY INDUSTRY

INDUSTRYMANUFACTURINGCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILREAL ESTATEOTHERALL INDUSTRIES

RECEIVING (%)100

9593

1008050

100868278331487

MEDIAN25,00025,00047,50050,00047,50035,00025,00015,00025,00025,000

**

25,000

MEAN26,66727,28540,48843,60345,00035,00021,00015,00026,47522,974

**

28,962

MAXIMUM40,00090,00060,00060,00060,00050,00025,00020,00058,50040,000

**

90,000

MINIMUM10,00010,000

5,0005,000

25,00020,00010,00010,000

2,5005,000

**

2,500

FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYGENERAL MANAGEMENT FINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CORPORATE FINANCE REAL ESTATE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITALMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSALL FUNCTIONS

RECEIVING (%)948885

10075675040726487

MEDIAN25,00025,00047,50050,00045,00017,500

**

25,00025,00025,000

MEAN26,32723,23639,98843,37140,00023,750

**

25,61929,00028,962

MAXIMUM90,00058,50060,00060,00050,00050,000

**

55,00057,50090,000

MINIMUM5,0002,5005,0005,000

25,00010,000

**

10,00015,000

2,500

SIGNING BONUSES, BY FUNCTION

*Values excluded where sample size is too small

OF TOP TEN U.S. SCHOOLS IN EMPLOYMENTAT AND THREE MONTHS AFTER GRADUATIONIN THE 2018 U.S. NEWS RANKING

TUCK CLASS OF 2016FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT CONTINUED

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TUCK CLASS OF 2016INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]

BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)

FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL REAL ESTATEMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSALL FUNCTIONS

PERCENT (%)422515

541

1613

4100

MEDIAN125,000125,000 *

**

120,000105,703117,000120,000

MEAN118,696119,722 *103,333

**

118,000113,553117,333118,336

MAXIMUM170,000125,000 *110,000

**

132,000160,000120,000170,000

MINIMUM38,039

100,000 *

100,000**

100,00077,413

115,00038,039

BASE SALARY ($)

LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) BOSTON METRO NEW YORK METRO OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SEATTLE METRO SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN) SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIAEUROPESOUTH AMERICAOTHERALL LOCATIONS

*Values excluded where sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality

PERCENT (%)743624

93

1912

618

65

2614

651

100

MEDIAN125,000125,000125,000130,000

*120,000118,500128,750

*144,000

137,500118,500103,217125,000

95,39085,382

*120,000

MEAN124,029124,920124,882130,000

*119,192120,875123,125

*134,200

130,000115,500103,819115,549

93,47384,508

*118,336

MAXIMUM170,000170,000145,000170,000

*160,000160,000135,000

*147,000

145,000125,000140,000140,000100,281

89,853*

170,000

MINIMUM90,000

100,000103,000100,000

*90,000

105,000100,000

*115,000

100,000100,000

38,03938,03982,94377,413

*38,039

BASE SALARY ($)

BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]

BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]

PERCENT (%)362315

44

208616

100

MEAN121,988122,813

***

123,821101,557117,000

*83,090

118,336

MAXIMUM170,000125,000

***

160,000108,405120,000

*100,000170,000

MEDIAN125,047125,000

***

120,000104,000120,000

*100,000120,000

MINIMUM80,940

100,000***

100,00089,824

110,000*

38,03938,039

UNITED STATESCHINAEUROPEASIA (EXCLUDING CHINA)

SOUTH AMERICAOTHER

74%9%6%5%5%1%

INTERNATIONAL T’16s,BY REGIONAL LOCATION

INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHERTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILMANUFACTURINGHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHOTHER ALL INDUSTRIES

FINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHERTECHNOLOGYCONSULTINGMANUFACTURINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHREAL ESTATEOTHER

29%19%

5%5%

26%22%

9%7%2%2%3%

INTERNATIONAL T’16s WORKING FULL TIME IN THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY

CONSULTINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILINVESTMENT BANKINGTECHNOLOGYOTHER

71%10%

5%5%9%

INTERNATIONAL T’16s WORKING FULL TIME OUTSIDE THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY

100,000

A.T. KearneyAdobe SystemsAdvanced Microgrid SolutionsAlcoa CorporationAlibaba GroupAlixPartnerAltman Vilandrie & CompanyAmazonAnalogicAnalysis GroupAnaquaAnheuser-Bush InBevApri HealthAthenahealthAudax GroupAuthentic PartnersBain & CompanyBalsam BrandsBAMLBarclaysBayerBeacon Capital PartnersBerkshire HathawayBike TrackBioMarin PharmaceuticalBLT CapitalBlue ApronBluefly, Inc.Booz Allen HamiltonBoston Children's HospitalThe Boston Consulting GroupBoston Public SchoolsBrandliveBristol-Myers SquibbCambridge AssociatesCargillCencosud SACasa LeyCentral Intelligence AgencyCiticmdSecurityColgate-PalmoliveComcast NBC UniversalConcordia InvestmentsCondor Hospitality TrustConnected Venture CapitalCorningCorning Optical FiberCredit SuisseCVS HealthCypress Creek RenewablesDalberg Global Development AdvisorsDanaherDattoDaVitaDeere & Co.

Dell EMCDeloitte ConsultingDeutsche BankDigitalGlobeDiscover Financial ServicesDraper NexusDriftDunkin' BrandseBayEcolabEden HousingEF Education FirstEmigrant CapitalEnerNOCEnsign-Bickford IndustriesESPNEstee LauderEvercore PartnersEvolent HealthExvereFacebookFidelityFoodCloudFormlabsGE VenturesGeneral MillsGlobalityGoldman SachsGoogleGraham PartnersGreat Hill PartnersGrupo ModeloGwynnie BeeHappiest Baby, Inc.Harris Williams & Co.Hearst CorporationHEB Grocery CompanyHewlett-PackardHilton WorldwideHoulihan LokeyHubSpotIBMiCapital NetworkIGS - Investor Group ServicesImpact HubIMS HealthInnosightInspiring CapitalIntelInterGenInvenergy LLCJ.M. HuberJ.P. MorganJohnson & JohnsonKalaKimberlite AdvisorsKPMG

L.E.K. ConsultingLand O' LakesLAUNCHLaureate EducationLeon Capital GroupLiberty MutualLocknLubeLong Wharf Real Estate PartnersMacquarie Group LimitedMaine Venture FundMarriott InternationalMars & CoMassachusetts General HospitalMasterCard AdvisorsMcKinsey & CompanyMedtronicMetLifeMicrosoftMillerCoorsMonster.comMorgan StanleyNational Football LeagueNavVis GmbHNeiman MarcusNestleNetraNew BalanceNew RelicNordstromNorth Shore MedicalNPROaktree Capital ManagementOcean SprayOettinger Davidoff AGOld Mountain Private Trust Co.Oliver WymanOptumOrion Resource PartnersOurCrowdOvulineOwl Rock Capital PartnersPamplona Capital ManagementParker RanchParthenon-EYPatagoniaPecan Grove FarmsPERIPfizerPostobón, S.A.Procter & GamblePropeller ResourcesProspira PaincarePrudentialRainin GroupRakutenReckitt BenckiserRiverside Partners

Riverstone HoldingsRockwood Service CorporationRocky Mountain Public Broadcasting NetworkRye DevelopmentSage PartnersSamsungSave the ChildrenSentinel Private Asset ManagementShire PharmaceuticalsSidewalk LabsSiemensSimmsSling TVSonySoundcore CapitalSouthfield CapitalSpaceX - Space Exploration Technologies Corp.Spring Mountain CapitalSquare, Inc.Steward Health Care SystemStroma Medical CorporationSustainable Growth AdvisersTapInfluenceTekumaTesla MotorsThe Chartis GroupThe Everest GroupThe Nature ConservancyThe Vanguard GroupThomson ReutersTiffany & CoTransaxleTripAdvisorTudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. SecuritiesUberUBSUnder ArmourU.S. Department of DefenseUniversal Pasteurization & Cold StorageUniversity of Washington MedicineUnumVmwareWalmartWayfairWellington Management CompanyWestView Capital PartnersWhiteWave FoodsWorld Fuel ServicesZestFinanceZynga

EMPLOYERS HIRING MEMBERS OF THE CLASSES OF 2016 AND 2017

TUCK CAREER DEVELOPMENT COACHESWWW.TUCK.DARTMOUTH.EDU/MBA/CAREER-ADVANTAGE/MEET-OUR-CAREER-COACHES

Career Development OfficeTuck School of Business at Dartmouth100 Tuck HallHanover, NH 03755-9000Tel: 603-646-2461

tuck.career.development@tuck.dartmouth.eduwww.tuck.dartmouth.eduwww.tuck.dartmouth.edu/careers

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JONATHAN MASLANDEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

EXPERIENCECoopers & Lybrand, Alex. Brown & Sons, Robertson Stephens, Strategic Capital Resources, Revbox, and The Endeavor Initiative

EDUCATIONHarvard College, Wharton MBA

SECTOR FOCUSEnergy, Real Estate

MATHIAS MACHADO T’09

EXPERIENCEVolkswagen Group, Siemens, Booz & Co. (now Strategy&), and TomTom

EDUCATIONInstituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires, Tuck MBA

SECTOR FOCUSTechnology, Industrial Goods and Services, International Students

ELIZABETH ZALDASTANI NAPIER T’91

EXPERIENCEMcKinsey & Co., General Mills, Welch’s, Harvard Business School; national non-profit, model high school, and private equity group in Eastern Europe

EDUCATIONBrown University, Tuck MBA

SECTOR FOCUSConsumer Goods, Retail, Social Enterprise, Private Equity, Entrepreneurship

DEIRDRE O’DONNELL

EXPERIENCELehman Brothers; fixed income, global diversity recruiting

EDUCATIONSt. Lawrence University

SECTOR FOCUSFinance, Insurance, Investment Management

STEPHEN PIDGEON T’07

EXPERIENCEMcKinsey & Co., television andmovie production

EDUCATIONUniversity of Westminster, Tuck MBA

SECTOR FOCUSConsulting; Health Care; Media, Entertainment, and Sports