Former 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.
Read MoreIf you think the Web made travel agents obsolete, Shawna Huffman Owen T’98 has news for you.
Read MoreKathryn Baker T'93 is a true expert on boards of directors. She has served on more than 20 of them over the last 16 years, ranging from oil and gas companies to Norway’s Central Bank to Tuck’s own European Advisory Board.
Read MoreThe Chinese economy has grown tremendously since 1989, and so have the opportunities for enterprising Tuck graduates, like Nancy Zhuo T'13.
Read MoreThe Chinese economy has grown tremendously since 1989, and so have the opportunities for enterprising Tuck graduates, like Jie Lian T'01.
Read MoreDavid Chemerow D'73, T'75 uses big data to watch what you’re watching.
Read MoreOver twenty years ago, Carolyn McGuire T’83 helped form Community Consulting Teams of Boston. It’s still going strong today—and facilitating a lot of good work.
Read MoreT'98 Victoria Levy’s post-Tuck career took off with The Monitor Group, an iconic strategic consulting firm where she became a partner by age 33. Now, the firm has been acquired by Deloitte and Levy is guiding the integration of the two practices.
Read MoreNot many people in ball bearing sales finish their careers in venture capital. For Mike Carusi T’93, now one of the most successful health care investors in Silicon Valley, that unlikely journey started with two eye-opening years at Tuck.
Read MorePeople call Eric Spiegel T'87 the most natural leader they’ve ever met. Now CEO of Siemens USA, a global electronics and engineering powerhouse, he gets to lead on the issues that matter most. To his company and the country.
Read MoreBeth Spruance T'96 began her career insuring boards of directors at American International Group (AIG), but found herself more interested in the companies she was insuring.
Read MoreWilliams College chief investment officer Collette Chilton T’86 is helping deliver big returns for the Little Ivy.
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