M B AE M P L O Y M E N T

R E P O R T

TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAT DARTMOUTH

2020

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MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Most everything in 2020 looked different, and MBA career recruit-ing was no exception.

Evidence of the world’s most effective MBA network and the con-tinued demand for wise, decisive and resilient leaders, I’m proud to share that our resilient classes of 2020 and 2021 experienced great success with full-time offers and internships.

First-year compensation for Tuck 2020 MBA graduates, for exam-ple, climbed to a new high. Median total compensation rose to $180,000, increasing from $170,000 just a year prior. The median first-year base salary is $150,000 and the median signing bonus is $30,000. The mean first-year base salary and signing bonus for Tuck’s newest graduates totals to $178,038. Consistent with years prior, 88 percent of graduates received a signing bonus. Overall, 94 percent of Tuck’s most recent graduates received a job offer within three months after graduation, and 92 percent accepted positions within the same time-frame.

The rise in compensation was driven in part by the percentage of students going into consulting and finance. A record among recent classes, 42 percent of this year’s graduating class secured jobs in the consulting industry. Financial services and technology remained popular industries with 21 percent of the class going into finance and 15 percent going into technology. In the health care space we saw 8 percent of the class accept jobs in the health care, pharma, and biotech industries.

And our 2020 graduates were not the only ones who experienced career success in 2020. Every student in the class of 2021 had at least one internship or fellowship during the pandemic sum-mer—some even had two. For this accomplishment, I would be remiss not to thank our famously loyal alumni network who offered their recruiting support, made countless phone calls, and opened up their rolodexes to ensure internship placement for all our first-year students. This personalized approach to career recruiting is truly distinct to the Tuck MBA.

As I review our latest employment results, I can’t help but feel a sense of pride for Tuck, but par-ticularly for our students who showed remarkable resiliency and strength in the midst of a global crisis—and their efforts have paid off. When I speak to our recruiting partners and companies, there is a common thread in every conversation: today’s top organizations and firms are looking for collaborative, team-oriented, decisive leaders. They are looking for the kind of leaders that Tuck best develops.

Indeed, our 2020 employment report affirms that demand remains high for Tuck MBAs. We in Career Services are poised as ever to continue our work in helping students meet their greatest career aspirations.

Best,

Stephen Pidgeon T'07Executive Director, Career ServicesTuck School of Business at Dartmouth

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TUCK CLASS OF 2020FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENTCLASS OF 2020 COMPENSATION SUMMARY

TYPEANNUAL BASE SALARY1

SIGNING BONUS2

MEAN ($)143,867

34,171

MEDIAN ($)150,000

30,000

MAX ($)200,000140,000

MIN ($)64,167

5,000

1Compensation information is self-reported. Salary data was obtained from 93% of thosegraduates who were seeking employment and accepted a job offer by 3 months after graduation.2Of the 93% of graduates seeking employment and accepting a job offer by 3 months after graduation, 88% reported receiving a signing bonus.

CLASS OF 2020 OFFERS AND ACCEPTANCES, AT 3 MONTHS AFTER GRADUATION

GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS

SEEKING JOBS185

74259

%969194

#177

67244

%939192

#172

67239

OFFERS ACCEPTANCES

The graduation date for the full-time MBA class of 2020 was June 14, 2020.

CLASS OF 2020 EMPLOYMENT, BY INDUSTRY

CONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICESTECHNOLOGYHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILMANUFACTURING GOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTSREAL ESTATEENERGY TRANSPORTATION

42%21%15%

8%5%3%2%1%1%1%1%

Values that are greater than 0 but less than 1 are rounded to 1 to show presence. Numbers may not add to 100 due to rounding.

CONSULTINGFINANCEMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENTOTHERINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSHUMAN RESOURCES

46%24%12%10%

5%1%1%1%

CLASS OF 2020 EMPLOYMENT, BY JOB FUNCTION

Values that are greater than 0 but less than 1 are rounded to 1 to show presence. Numbers may not add to 100 due to rounding.

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BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION

LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) BOSTON NEW YORK OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERSOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN)MID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)OUTSIDE U.S.ASIAEUROPECANADALATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEANALL LOCATIONS

PERCENT (%)92492522

221

976

1062254384111

100

MEDIAN150,000150,000150,000150,000125,000139,345160,000130,000130,000135,000150,000130,000125,000165,000162,500152,500113,062123,215107,537112,755

*150,000

MEAN146,241148,213149,259149,327126,000142,493151,947138,979131,917142,131142,308137,400146,403152,273145,500145,625113,298123,042106,260112,429

*143,867

MAX200,000175,000170,000175,000140,000185,000185,000165,000165,000200,000165,000165,000200,000165,000180,000165,000145,000145,000109,264132,300

*200,000

MIN80,00080,000

110,00080,000

115,00096,000

120,000119,000

96,00090,00090,000

110,000120,000120,000

90,000110,000

64,167105,861101,980

92,231*

64,167

BASE SALARY ($)

FUNCTIONCONSULTINGFINANCE INVESTMENT BANKING CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHER FINANCEMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENTOTHERINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSHUMAN RESOURCESALL FUNCTIONS

PERCENT (%)462412

4431

1210

5111

100

MEDIAN165,000150,000150,000121,508150,000145,000120,000122,000130,000130,000

***

150,000

MEAN155,749140,029147,652124,127132,462138,571132,333123,905130,877137,583

***

143,867

MAX170,000170,000160,000160,000170,000150,000160,000175,000185,000200,000

***

200,000

MIN101,980

90,000109,264

90,00092,231

115,000117,000

80,00064,16796,000

***

64,167

BASE SALARY ($)

BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION

BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY

INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHER FINANCETECHNOLOGYHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILMANUFACTURINGGOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTSREAL ESTATEENERGYTRANSPORTATIONALL INDUSTRIES

PERCENT (%)422112

423

1585321111

100

MEDIAN165,000150,000150,000130,000127,500138,000130,000121,000130,000125,000

*160,000

***

150,000

MEAN157,631142,281148,940134,029128,750131,857131,931122,487121,818123,143

*146,667

***

143,867

MAX200,000180,000160,000180,000145,000160,000185,000140,000135,000135,000

*160,000

***

200,000

MIN101,980

90,000109,264

92,231115,000

90,00064,167

110,00080,000

115,000*

120,000***

64,167

BASE SALARY ($)TUCK CLASS OF 2020BASE SALARIES

Values are excluded where the sample size is too small. Values that are greater than 0 but less than 1 are rounded to show presence. Totals may not add to 100 due to rounding. City names listed include the surrounding

metropolitan areas. All data as of October 2020.

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CLASS OF 2020 FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, BY LOCATION

WEST21%

NORTHEAST49%

SOUTHWEST5%

MIDWEST10%

ASIA 4%EUROPE 1%CANADA 1%

LATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEAN 1%

SOUTH4%

MID-ATLANTIC3%

TUCK CLASS OF 2020FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT CONTINUED

FUNCTIONCONSULTINGFINANCE INVESTMENT BANKING CORPORATE FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHER FINANCEMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENT OTHERINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSHUMAN RESOURCESALL FUNCTIONS

RECEIVING (%)97839688862967817858

100100100

88

MEDIAN($)30,00050,00055,00040,00025,000

**

32,50030,00030,000

***

30,000

MEAN ($)28,69843,47451,21734,28625,833

**

40,69537,45228,571

***

34,171

MAX ($)49,17860,00060,00050,00050,000

**

95,000140,000

40,000***

140,000

MIN ($)10,000

5,00020,000

5,00010,000

**

5,0005,000

20,000***

5,000

SIGNING BONUSES, BY FUNCTION

SIGNING BONUSES, BY INDUSTRY

MAX ($)49,17860,00060,00030,00050,000

140,00065,00035,00050,000

*****

140,000

MIN ($)10,000

5,00020,00010,000

5,0005,0005,000

10,00025,000

*****

5,000

INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHER FINANCETECHNOLOGY HEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILMANUFACTURINGREAL ESTATEMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTSENERGYGOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONTRANSPORTATIONALL INDUSTRIES

RECEIVING (%)9975977571879473

100503350

00

88

MEDIAN ($)30,00050,00052,50027,00030,00040,00030,00022,50030,000

*****

30,000

MEAN ($)28,56846,10751,88822,33328,00044,35732,19323,43832,143

*****

34,171

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TUCK CLASS OF 2020INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]

FUNCTIONCONSULTINGFINANCE INVESTMENT BANKING CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY VENTURE CAPITAL OTHER FINANCEGENERAL MANAGEMENTMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYALL FUNCTIONS

PERCENT (%)532714

55396222

100

MEDIAN158,000150,000150,000130,000150,000

*132,500115,000

***

144,500

MEAN145,162135,264141,585128,667134,077

*120,694116,585

***

137,867

MAX170,000160,000150,000135,000160,000

*160,000122,000

***

170,000

MIN101,980

92,231109,264121,000

92,231*

64,167112,755

***

64,167

BASE SALARY ($)

LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) BOSTON NEW YORK OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAULSOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)MID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIAEUROPECANADALATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEANALL LOCATIONS

PERCENT (%)72351518

215

952

1211

263

2814

555

100

MEDIAN150,000158,000165,000150,000

*142,000150,000130,000

*126,000135,000

*150,000

*113,062123,215107,537112,755

*144,500

MEAN146,413153,909157,778154,250

*141,700148,500134,667

*129,625131,429

*146,250

*113,298123,042106,260112,429

*137,867

MAX170,000165,000165,000165,000

*170,000170,000144,000

*165,000165,000

*165,000

*145,000145,000109,264132,300

*170,000

MIN90,000

115,000125,000145,000

*121,000121,000130,000

*90,00090,000

*120,000

64,167105,861101,980

92,231*

64,167

BASE SALARY ($)

BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]

BASE SALARY ($)

BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]

PERCENT (%)46181613

11444311

100

MEAN147,683128,742141,954145,474

***

122,333117,585

***

137,867

MAX170,000160,000160,000150,000

***

135,000125,000

***

170,000

MEDIAN160,000130,000150,000150,000

***

117,000115,000

***

144,500

MIN101,980

64,16792,231

109,264***

115,000112,755

***

64,167

INDUSTRYCONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHER FINANCECONSUMER GOODS, RETAILMANUFACTURINGHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHGOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONENERGYTRANSPORTATIONALL INDUSTRIES

Values are excluded where the sample size is too small. Values that are greater than 0 but less than 1 are rounded to show presence. Totals may not add to 100 due to rounding. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan

areas. All data as of October 2020.

UNITED STATESCANADAASIALATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPE

72%5%

14%5%5%

INTERNATIONAL T’20s, BY REGION

CONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGYMANUFACTURINGHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILTRANSPORTATIONENERGYGOV'T, NONPROFIT, EDUCATION

43%19%17%

6%4%4%2%2%2%

INTERNATIONAL T’20s WORKING FULL- TIME IN THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY

CONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICESCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILGOV'T, NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECH

55%20%10%

5%5%5%

INTERNATIONAL T’20s WORKING FULL- TIME OUTSIDE THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY

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CLASS OF 2020 FULL-TIME EMPLOYERS

Boston Consulting GroupAdobeAffirmAK Political CampaignAllbirdsAlleyCorpAltman SolonAlumni Ventures GroupAmazonAmerican Tower CorporationAmerican WellAnalysis GroupAnthemisArcLight CapitalAtalaya Capital ManagementAvangrid RenewablesBain & CompanyBain Capital CreditBank of America SecuritiesBarclaysBlackRockCambridge AssociatesChewy.comCiticoinbaseColgate-PalmoliveCorningCredit SuisseCVS HealthDanaherDeloitteDidi ChuxingDuolingoEcolabEdCastEli Lilly and CompanyEvercore PartnersEverest GroupEY-ParthenonFacebookFidelity InvestmentsGeneral MillsGoldman SachsGoogleGuggenheim PartnersHarris WilliamsHaven TechnologiesHighfive BrandsHyperscienceIDEOInvestor Group Services (IGS)Imperial CapitalInnosightJ.P. MorganKanopy

KearneyL.E.K. ConsultingLazardLiberty MutualLippincottLLR PartnersMacquarie CapitalMarathon CapitalMcKinsey & CompanyMeeting Street PartnersMENDMicrosoftNew BalanceNikeOcean SprayOliver WymanOptumParthenon Software Strategy GroupPizza HutPJT PartnersPolen Capital ManagementPostmatesPricewaterhouseCoopersQualcommQuona CapitalReforgeRippleRoadSyncRobert W. Baird & CompanySalesforceSamsung Global Strategy GroupSanofi Group: Sanofi & GenzymeSiguler GuffSkillsoftSmartNewsTakeoff TechnologiesThe Chartis GroupThe Kraft Heinz CompanyThe Vanguard GroupThermo Fisher ScientificTIMETRINITYTruland HomesTyton PartnersU.S. Small Business AdministrationUBSUnumVeo RidesVisaWayfairWellington Management CompanyWilliam BlairWorld Economic Forum/Yunus Social Business

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TUCK CLASS OF 2021SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY FUNCTION

FUNCTIONCONSULTINGFINANCE INVESTMENT BANKING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL CORPORATE FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHER FINANCEMARKETING GENERAL MANAGEMENTOTHEROPERATIONS, LOGISTICSINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYALL FUNCTIONS

PERCENT (%)292611

7421

248841

100

MEDIAN13,32510,41712,500

5,0277,000

10,4177,5017,7138,4007,3368,450

*9,209

MEAN11,757

9,56012,128

6,4337,074

10,8236,2086,9807,6527,5358,148

*9,315

MAX16,25016,00013,50012,00011,25016,00010,41710,40011,50112,133

9,707*

16,250

MIN1,500

7065,3001,0002,0007,280

7061,0182,3403,6006,000

*706

BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)

BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)

BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY

INDUSTRYCONSULTING FINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHER FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENTTECHNOLOGYHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILGOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, EDUCATIONMANUFACTURINGENERGYMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTSTRANSPORTATIONREAL ESTATEOTHERALL INDUSTRIES

PERCENT (%)232310

552

151210

8431111

100

MEAN12,540

9,92212,048

5,11910,100

7,5318,0766,9416,6634,5848,3577,350

****

9,315

MAX16,25016,00013,500

9,16716,00012,50011,84012,50010,000

7,28012,00011,250

****

16,250

MEDIAN13,50010,41712,500

5,00010,000

8,4588,9176,9677,3674,9298,0586,067

****

9,209

MIN3,520

7065,3001,0005,920

7061,8981,0181,6671,3335,3735,000

****

706

Values are excluded where the sample size is too small. Values that are greater than 0 but less than 1 are rounded to show presence. Totals may not add to 100 due to rounding. City names listed include the surrounding

metropolitan areas. All data as of October 2020.

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55 FoundryAda Developers AcademyAdobeAgeroAkebia TherapeuticsAlixPartnersAllbirdsAltman SolonAmazonAmerican ExpressAmerican Tower CorporationAnania & Associates Investment CompanyAnheuser-Busch InBevAntin Infrastructure PartnersAppleAristaMDBain & CompanyBank of America SecuritiesBarclaysBill & Melinda Gates FoundationBlue NortherBoston Consulting GroupBungieCaerus WineCambridge AssociatesCapital OneCapitalWorksCarl Zeiss MeditecCartesian Capital GroupChange RootsChina RenaissanceCitiClassHookCohere HealthColgate-PalmoliveCORI Innovation FundCorningCoStar GroupCurologyCVS HealthCypress Creek RenewablesDanaherDanoneDeep Green SolarDeloitteDeutsche BankDuPontEast Los CapitalEcolabEli Lilly and CompanyEvercore PartnersEvidentEY-ParthenonFacebookFalcon Investment AdvisorsFalkon VenturesFanatics

FernishFidelity InvestmentsFirefly HealthFlow IncFoundation MedicineFulcrum TherapeuticsFuture Work DesignGeneral ElectricGoldman SachsGoogleGrapeman FarmsGuidehouseGulf of Maine Research InstituteHancock Natural Resource GroupHarmonizeHarris WilliamsHealthsperienHoneycomb CreditHoneywellHospital for Special SurgeryHubSpotHumanaHuron Consulting GroupHyprsenseIndigo AgricultureInnosightInternational Center of PhotographyJ.P. MorganJohnson & JohnsonJune MotherhoodKearneyLiberty MutualLindt & Sprüngli, USALMNSLongroad EnergyM6P TherapeuticsMaine Venture FundMarketAxessMars & CoMasterCard AdvisorsMcKinsey & CompanyMeet The JewelersMENDMetLifeMicrosoftMorgan StanleyNational Park ServiceNative VoiceNEATGOODSNew Age MeatsNewbury FranklinNextGen Growth PartnersNikeNorthrop Grumman CorporationOnPoint SystemsOpenview Venture PartnersOxeon Holdings

Paragon OnePartnership for Public ServicePayPalPecan Grove FarmsPegasystemsPepsiCoPioneer InstitutePitango Venture CapitalPJT PartnersPotential Energy CoalitionProcter & GambleR.E.D.D.RakutenRarebreed Veterinary PartnersRaymond James FinancialRowanRoyal Dutch ShellSalesforceSanofi Group: Sanofi & GenzymeSatis.AIServiceNowSiemens Management ConsultingSirios Capital ManagementSmoodiSpruce FinanceSquarespaceState of Wisconsin Investment BoardSTEM Child CareSwift Current EnergySynoptic Data PBCTA RealtyTCGplayerTech Council VenturesTeradata LabsThe Commons Project FoundationThe Estée Lauder CompaniesThe Fitch GroupThe Kraft Heinz CompanyThe Nature ConservancyThe Purpose ProjectTrace InnovationsTuck Business Bridge ProgramU.S. International Development Finance CorporationUberUBSVaisalaVeo RidesVermont Law SchoolWalmartWayfairWilliam BlairWindy River GroupWunderNookZX Ventures

CLASS OF 2021 INTERNSHIP EMPLOYERS

TUCK CAREER SERVICES ADVISERSWWW.TUCK.DARTMOUTH.EDU/MBA/CAREER-SERVICES/MEET-OUR-TEAM

STEPHEN PIDGEON T'07 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

EXPERIENCEMcKinsey & Company, television andmovie production

EDUCATIONUniversity of Westminster, Tuck MBA

FOCUSMedia & Entertainment

MARC AQUILA T’07

EXPERIENCEDartmouth College, RSG, John Deere, Columbia Business School

EDUCATIONColumbia University, Tuck MBA

FOCUSGeneral Management, Health Care

CAROLINE CANNON T’98

EXPERIENCEConsultant in start-ups and turn-around, entrepreneur (co-founder of InspiringKids, Inc., Clarisond, Inc.,and more), Renaissance Consulting (now BalancedScorecard Collaborative)

EDUCATIONUNC Chapel Hill, Tuck MBA

FOCUSSocial Impact, Entrepreneurship, Marketing

SARAH DIGIACOMO

EXPERIENCEDartmouth College, St. Lawrence University

EDUCATIONSUNY Potsdam, St. Lawrence University (MEd)

FOCUSTargeted job search, Energy

MATHIAS MACHADO T’09

EXPERIENCEVolkswagen Group, Siemens, Booz & Co. (now Strategy&), and TomTom

EDUCATIONInstituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires, Tuck MBA

FOCUSInternational students

LAURA MOGILNER T'08

EXPERIENCEGoogle, Fintech, Cleantech, Start-ups

EDUCATIONUniversity of Illinois, Tuck MBA

FOCUSTechnology, West Coast

DEIRDRE O’DONNELL

EXPERIENCELehman Brothers; fixed income,global diversity recruiting

EDUCATIONSt. Lawrence University

FOCUSFinance (all aspects, includingreal estate)

JEN TIETZ T'15

EXPERIENCEMcKinsey & Company, U.S. Navy

EDUCATIONU.S. Naval Academy, Old Dominion University, Tuck MBA

FOCUSConsulting

While each student cultivates their own path to what comes next professionally, Tuck Career Services provides tools, resources, and support to empower students to identify and reach their goals.

Linda Horner T’20, CPA, accepted a job as an investment banking associate at Credit Suisse in Los Angeles.

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