After 5+ years in management consulting across the public and private sector, excited to attend a high caliber MBA program to prepare me for a career in enterprise leadership in the field of pharmaceutical and life sciences or technology. Very interested in a capability focus in technology to improve my understanding and utilization of advanced decision making technologies and supplemental applications. I’m passionate about solving complex challenges through collective ingenuity and fostering a community through which all feel inspired and comfortable to push the boundaries and grow to improve those around them and their selves in the process.


I’m passionate about helping others both professionally and personally and giving back to the community. This has been a guiding light throughout my life from participating in Boy Scouts my entire life through age 18, attaining the role of Eagle Scout, and also volunteering through other pathways such as a mission trip to Cochabamba, Bolivia, helping to construct a new church and lead a sermon. In college, I supported Listen and Habitat for Humanity Centers, a food pantry and participated in youth give back days for the lacrosse team.

This passion has informed my double major of International Relations and Economics from a NESCAC, my obtainment of a consulting role at Booz Allen solving the toughest challenges of our nationals Defense and Intelligence Agencies (2 years, Awarded First Year High Impact Award for National Security Group at BAH), and ultimately pursuing my current career as a management consultant supporting both Fortune 50 and small, rapidly scaling companies. From presenting to the Office of Secretary of Defense its optimal strategy for securing a mission-critical space capability to being individually client-selected to lead the financial and physical operationalization of COVID IV and Solid Oral Dose treament supply chains in 2020-2022, everything that inspires me at its core is world-impacting, improving someone’s life or safekeeping in some capacity. As a Manager at PwC in Pharmaceutical Life Sciences, I’ve had the fortune of leading large teams both internal and external for large, organization wide transformations for some of the largest pharmaceutical and med device companies in the world. In the process, I’ve been awarded the highest performance rating (top 10%) for the last two years with two promotions in less than three years. Outside of my project teams, Im a career manager for 6 interns each summer and the career manager of an MBA Senior Associate, a Senior Associate, as well as a first year Associate—one of the best parts of my job!! I also chair an international roundtable of the Chief Quality and Regulatory Officers of the worlds 10 largest Animal Health (e.g., veterinary products), which includes the largest pharmaceutical companies in the word. This roundtable brings together these leaders to tackle critical quality and regulatory challenges and opportunities to improve patient outcomes and organizational success.
Outside of this, I've continued this focus through hosting discussing panels through Woman’s Advisory Network Affinity group, communicating and highlighting opportunities for volunteering through the DEI Affinity group, and chairing/planning all social events for the entire Operations Transformation practice in NYC. I also have led the standup of the firms Digital Supply Chain and Analytics pillar offering to position the firm to capture this burgeoning market. Lastly and most important to me, is my multi-year participation as a Mentor in the iMentor program. This program connects working professionals with first or second generation, low income high school students to provide close mentoring and support of a student from his or her sophomore fall to graduation senior year. The purpose of this relationship is to provide guidance and preparation for life after high school as continuing education or other non-typical pathways from the students perspective is daunting, ambiguous and often unprecedented in their families. I’ve been mentoring my mentee for 3 years now. We’ve communicated and or met in person in Queens for a minimum of once per week on average for three years. When he and I first started, he was an extremely quiet and reserved student who had no interest or self confidence in pursuing education after high school because it wasn’t something that he felt equipped for nor had a lot of examples of friends and family doing so to guide him. Over the course of our time together, we developed a special bond, exploring his interests and passions in life and the classroom, dipping our toes into the concept of college and careers after college, virtually touring colleges, developing a financial plan, getting letters of recommendations in order, crafting college essays and ultimately submitting applications!! Ultimately, I’m so proud of Alan and his family and school to say that we got Alan into the best CUNY available, Baruch College, with almost zero tuition responsibility. Having been able to support Alan in this journey has been one of my greatest joys and a beautiful reminder of the power of interpersonal connection and giving someone confidence and self appreciation when they don’t necessarily feel that at the outset. The program is typically two years through graduation of high school, but Ive worked with the program to formalize continued mentoring through college.

My resume highlights examples of significant quantitative and qualitative aptitude from identifying for the COO corporate revenue capturing opportunities yielding a 20% growth supplemented by significant cost reduction solutions (ultimately presented in Annual Meeting to Board and Investors) to leading the overhaul and globalization of fortune 50’s quality and manufacturing processes impacting 50k employees, collaborating with the Chief Quality Officer and personally requested to continue leading the multi year after the initial Assessment Phase.

Currently preparing to take the GRE. ETA Practice Test Score: 324 (160Q,164V)

I’m also incredibly passionate about outdoor and social activities! I played soccer, hockey and lacrosse my whole life, now picking up tennis and golf, and I’m also an avid big mountain back country skier in Montana, Colorado, and California.

I come from the small town of Cornish, NH. I have four sisters and no brothers (youngest child and a twin with my sister!). My parents attended Dartmouth as undergrads and my dad continues to work there today in procurement/contracts after a long career in consulting, also now teaching a business leadership course at Dartmouths medical school (Geisel) and volunteers some with Tuck students. My second eldest sister graduated from Tuck in 2019 (their dual MBA/MPH program) and now works in strategy at Dartmouth Hitchcock. Living 25 minutes south of Dartmouth, it’s been a huge part of my life growing up—I even took a course there in high school as a senior and then in my second summer/third winter of college, I did research under the colleges office of general counsel and did market analysis, monetization assessment for the colleges IP office to identify opportunities for college research yielded products.

In terms of regions, ultimately want to settle in the east coast! Very interested in enterprise leadership at a large pharmaceutical company with a tech-integrated focus as this is critical to future tooling and decision making of a leader of any organization. Alternatively, I am interested in and enterprise leadership role for a large tech company, perhaps with a focus on its healthcare solution offerings, given the innovation and agility these organizations display and global impact of products.