Consumer Goods, Retail
Kristiana Helmick
Kristiana Helmick T’98 has had three very different jobs in the last decade. And all at a single company: Amazon.
Read MoreVery few people can say that the shoe business is in their blood. Tom Slosberg D’90, T’99 is one of them.
Read MoreAt Tuck, Li Chen T'06 began to think and speak from her heart, a quality that has never left her and gave her the courage to explore how she can use education to impact a larger audience.
Read MoreGlobal Grassroots founder Gretchen Steidle T’01 helps women in marginalized communities unlock their considerable potential.
Read MoreNerdWallet's Gib Biddle T'91 came to Tuck as a marketer, but then realized he was more of a builder.
Read MoreWhen Ana Sanchez D'97 T’03 joined Colgate-Palmolive in 2003, she thought she’d only stay for a few years and move on. Nearly 15 years and a couple of international assignments later, she’s still with the company, serving as its UK marketing director.
Read MoreInvestor. 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 MoreAfter guiding National City Corp through the financial crisis, Peter Raskind D’78, T’79 found civic engagement in confronting two of Cleveland's public crises—for the sum total of $2.
Read MoreAs the president and CEO of Calpine, a Fortune 500 power generator and retailer, Thad Hill T’95 is doing exactly what he envisioned when he came to Tuck in 1993.
Read MoreAt Boston-based nonprofit Health Leads, Lea Tompsett T’06 is working with health care providers and social service agencies to ensure patients have access to basic necessities: food, transportation, housing.
Read MoreAfter Tuck, Suzanne Schaefer T’02 went into management consulting, figuring that eventually she might connect with a particular industry—to her surprise, she instead felt a strong pull toward recruiting and talent development.
Read MoreLauren Krostue T’10 tried working in other industries, but something about the hospitality world kept drawing her back.
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