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Transition from the Military: A T’20 Veteran on Why He Chose a Tuck MBA
Brent Quimby T'20, November 16, 2020
a.button {background-color:#467C3B; padding:10px; color:white;} .button:hover { background-color:black; } How has Tuck supported you on your journey? Departing Sachem Village on May 1, 2020 will forever be etched in my memory. My family’s abrupt departure amid the COVID-19 pandemic marked the end of an amazing chapter Continue Reading
CBGS Fellows Seminar: On Intersectional Environmentalism & Carbon Pricing
Posie Holmes T’21, October 21, 2020
.button {font-family:'Bitter', sans-serif; text-transform:uppercase; background-color:#467c3b;} a.button {color:white!important;} a:hover.button {background-color:black; text-decoration:none;} Fellow second-year student Dan Perera and I recently hosted the first Center for Business, Government and Society Fellows Seminar of the 2020-2021 academic year. I loved getting to Continue Reading
Ensuring Safer Global Travel Through the Commons Project Foundation
Afolabi Oshinowo T’21, October 01, 2020
This summer, I worked at The Commons Project (TCP) Foundation, a digital healthcare organization focused on providing a platform where users can easily and safely access their health data. One of the products we developed is the CommonPass (CP)—a platform that enables users to upload their negative COVID-19 Continue Reading
How Tuck Was My Own Personal Laboratory
Sejal Nevatia T’20 , July 02, 2020
After completing two years at Tuck, I realized my education was a laboratory to test out multiple self-constructed hypotheses, such as beliefs and notions about my own predilections and abilities. I am going to elucidate the avenues business school provided to test my hypotheses. Needless to say, this is Continue Reading
Driving Towards the Future - Starting a New Club at Tuck
Sammer Richi T’21, June 12, 2020
“Wow! Bryan, Doug, this was great. This was absolutely awesome!” Professor Ramon Lecuona wrapped our first-ever Future of Automotive Mobility Club event, thanking our guest speakers for their time and for the incredibly lively discussion. The Zoom chat and GroupMe was blowing up with thank yous and &ldquo Continue Reading
5 Things I’ve Learned About Getting a Job & Onboarding in the Time of COVID-19
Elizabeth Davis T’20, June 01, 2020
This past April, I joined the Anthemis Female Innovators Lab as an Investment Associate. From interviewing over Zoom, never having met the team in person when making the final decision to taking the new role, and onboarding remotely from Montana, it has been such an exciting Spring. Over the past Continue Reading
Tuck Approves Management Science and Quantitative Analysis Option
Tuck Communications, January 21, 2020
The faculty of the Tuck School of Business voted on Friday, January 17, 2020 to provide MBA students with an option to earn formal recognition for significant learning in management science and quantitative analysis. The growing interest in analytics tools and careers among current and prospective students was noted by Continue Reading
Exploring Direct Investing Opportunities at the 2019 NAIC Private Equity & Hedge Fund Conference
Cristian Molina Cornejo T’21, December 10, 2019
Before coming to Tuck, I worked at a startup where I led data science projects and infrastructure investment analysis focused on the energy sector. My time was largely spent evaluating portfolios of infrastructure investments and conducting due diligence in M&A transactions for private equity firms and utilities. I Continue Reading
Reflections on the 14th Annual Tuck Private Equity Conference
Gavin Loudfoot, March 08, 2019
The 14th annual Tuck Private Equity Conference took place February 7-8, 2019 and attracted over 250 registered attendees including industry professionals, Tuck students, faculty, and staff. In a fireside chat on Thursday evening attended by PE Conference sponsors, panelists, and conference organizers, Kate Mitchell, co-founder of Scale Venture Partners, spoke about Continue Reading
OnSite Global Consulting: Developing the “Expedia of Auto Insurance” in Uruguay
Darryn Lee T’19, January 21, 2019
When I decided to attend Tuck, I spent the summer outlining what my two years would look like. Part of that was ensuring that I take advantage of as many consulting opportunities as possible, primarily through the suite that comprises TuckGO. One of these opportunities is OnSite Global Consulting, which Continue Reading
The Tuck Center for Private Equity and Venture Capital 2018 Research Conference
Nikilesh Eswarapu T’19, October 20, 2018
by Nikilesh Eswarapu T’19 This fall, Tuck’s Center for Private Equity and Venture Capital hosted its 2018 Research Conference, an annual gathering of academics, practitioners, and students from around the world focused on advancing interdisciplinary research across finance, organizations, private equity, venture capital, and entrepreneurship. Attendees hailed Continue Reading
Tuck Team Takes Third at Annual Wharton Buyout Competition
Rebecca Waters, March 02, 2018
The Wharton MBA Buyout case competition is one of the premier MBA-level case competitions in the world. Teams representing leading business schools all around the world come together to evaluate and make recommendations for a proposed private equity buyout transaction. This year’s prompt asked that we make a Continue ReadingFollow Admissions
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