Investor. Philanthropist. Entrepreneur. Roger McNamee T’82 is all of these and more in a career that has taken him to the top of the tech world.
Read MoreAlain Karaoglan T’87 never could have predicted he would one day be chief operating officer of Voya Financial, a top-tier retirement plan provider with more than $500 billion in assets under management and administration.
Read MoreAfter positions of increasing seniority at Morgan Stanley, McKinsey, and JPMorgan, Kate Grussing T’91 decided she wanted to transform her career by helping others transform theirs.
Read MoreDisruption doesn’t scare Roger Lynch T’95. Since leaving Tuck, he has headed three industry-changing companies and continues to innovate at the intersection of media, technology, and developing new markets.
Read MoreNavigating the present while honoring the past is a challenge for many Native people. Debbie Atuk T’04 has found a way to do both.
Read MoreSudershan “Suds” Tirumala T’10 is helping extend Tuck’s reach in India and Southeast Asia.
Read MoreAmy Houston T’97 was inspired to attend Tuck after seeing firsthand how a board with for-profit management experience can help a nonprofit, and she kept this lesson in mind when she joined the Robin Hood Foundation.
Read MoreAfter graduating from Tuck, Barry Hume T'95 joined PepsiCo’s Boston-area operations as finance director—a position that quickly provided the opportunity for advancement, but with a difficult choice to make.
Read MoreAs general manager, North America soccer for Nike, Andrea Perez T’08 is sharing the transformative power of athletics with anyone who has ever wanted the opportunity to play. Just like she did.
Read MoreLaunching a new public school takes an entrepreneurial spirit, but many of the best educators have never been schooled in finance, management, and operations. Enter Ann Waterman Roy T’05.
Read MoreIn his six seasons as executive vice president and chief human resources officer for the National Football League, Robert Gulliver T’97 has helped manage the NFL through some major cultural shifts.
Read MoreMassMutual CMO and T'86 John Chandler’s data-driven approach to marketing has propelled the venerable life insurance company to the upper echelons of the industry and transformed the way it tells its story. And he’s only getting started.
Read MoreAfter working in security sales for Goldman Sachs, Christopher Fox T'81 was drawn back to the public sector because he wanted to serve his community and for the intellectual challenge.
Read MoreAt Tuck, Vicki Craver T'97 discovered a latent interest in financial strategy. Now, after a successful career at Goldman Sachs and raising a family, she applies her financial accumen to vetting nonprofit projects.
Read MoreAfter working in marketing and academic administration, Kristen Balderston T'84 took a 20-year hiatus to raise two children before returning to the workforce to help other women do the same.
Read MoreCurt Welling D'71, T'77 started his post-Tuck career in finance, but after 9/11, he shifted to the nonprofit sector where he made lasting impact as CEO of AmeriCares before joining the Tuck faculty.
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