One size does not fit all—that’s the philosophy of Torlisa Jeffrey T'12 , a senior product manager for Williams Sonoma.
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Read MoreHow to breathe new life into one of the country’s oldest companies? During his twenty years at King Arthur Flour Company, former president Steve Voigt T'86 did it by embracing people’s love of something timeless: baking.
Read MorePoshmark co-founder Tracy Sun T’05 turned her love of fashion and psychology into a leading mobile commerce app. Shopping will never be the same.
Read MoreAs director of global connectivity for Facebook, Chris Weasler T'97 is helping to bring online the 60 percent of the earth's population currently without internet access.
Read MoreNerdWallet's Gib Biddle T'91 came to Tuck as a marketer, but then realized he was more of a builder.
Read MoreFor Tom Christie T’85, the COO of Showtime, show business has been the proving ground for an unforgettable lesson from Tuck.
Read MoreBill McLaughlin D'78, T’81 is leading America’s oldest mail-order company into the digital future, while mentoring its next generation of leaders.
Read MoreAt Tuck, Jayne Hrdlicka T'88 learned to think deeply and challenge convention—skills she drew on as CEO of the Jetstar Group of airlines.
Read MoreAt Tuck, Heather King D'81, T'86 dove into an independent study that laid the groundwork for a career that included stops at Apple, NeXT and the experience-design firm Eight Inc.
Read MoreGrowthLoop CEO Chris O’Neill T’01 is helping the digital productivity and note-keeping company do more by focusing on what it does best.
Read MoreFormer investment banker Rohit Dugar T'07 is transforming his beer-brewing hobby into Hong Kong's first craft brewery—and using his Tuck experience to navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Read MoreAs managing director of the Boston Forum of Golden Seeds, a national network of angel investors funding early-stage companies led by women, Deb Kemper T'95 lives by the motto: be the change you want to see in the world.
Read MoreCris Rivera T'08 loves a good challenge, which is part of what drew him—an avowed city lover and marketing wonk—to Tuck.
Read MoreGE Canada CEO Elyse Allan D’79, T’84 is helping advance the company’s innovation agenda one good idea at a time.
Read MoreAs head of strategy and product development for Beats Electronics, Elisabeth Hartley T'05 is on the cusp of creating what the future of music could look like.
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