Christel Bouvron T’13 is no stranger to global business. The first-year Tuck student grew up in Singapore, speaks Mandarin, and worked for a consulting firm that helps multinational corporations break into developing markets. Her most recent international experience: a for-credit Learning Expedition to South Africa, where local business leaders gave Bouvron and her classmates an up-close view of their operations.
On January 3, after 39 days of pulling sleds across 530 miles of snow and ice from the coast of Antarctica, Richard Smith T’11, Alan Lock, Andrew Jensen, and their guide Hannah McKeand made it to the South Pole.
Robin Lunge’s job title is rather ambitious. As the director of health care reform for Vermont, Lunge must coordinate… more »
In September, after searching through its 120 million member profiles, LinkedIn rated Tuck as one of the top five… more »
For more than 10 years, the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship has done precisely that, making the examination of… more »
When Dean Paul Danos arrived at Tuck in 1995, he recognized an opportunity to… more »
The Tuck School has achieved an unprecedented 70.5 percent participation in its 2011 Tuck… more »
Last fall, Richard Smith T’11 was preparing for his 600-mile ski across Antarctica by… more »
Ariel Blumovich T’10 was a natural choice to work in Samsung’s Global Strategy Group… more »
When Jeffrey Immelt D’78 became CEO of General Electric nearly a decade ago, only… more »
