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Please join us for an engaging evening on Wednesday, October 7th.
A panel of innovative and spirited leaders will discuss the effect graduate school education can have on entrepreneurial ventures. These accomplished women and men will broaden our imagination and knowledge of the vast opportunities that exist in the worlds of business and entrepreneurship. The panelists have taken their graduate school education -- MBAs, Ph.Ds and executive MBAs -- and are transforming their respective fields.
 Celine Coggins `95 founded Teach Plus in 2009 to create leadership and growth paths for excellent teachers and help stem their attrition from high-needs schools. In her role as CEO, Celine sets the national agenda for the organization that speaks to both teacher needs and policy opportunities. Celine earned an MA in educational research and measurement from Boston College, and a PhD in education policy analysis from Stanford University.
 Cristina de la Cierva `04, MBA works at Harvard Business School as product manager of HBX Live, a virtual classroom designed to reproduce the intimacy and synchronous interaction of HBS's case method in a digital environment. After graduating from Holy Cross, Cristina worked in financial services, then obtained her MBA from HBS in 2009. Prior to her position at HBX Live, Cristina worked in advertising, marketing, and consumer products.
Maura Herson `90 is the director of the
MBA & MSMS Programs at MIT Sloan School of Management. She received
her MA in Education from Boston College.
Paul Cappellucci is a current second year MBA at MIT Sloan School of Management, and a 2009 BA in Economics from Boston College. Prior to Sloan, Paul spent five years at Putnam Associates, a strategy consulting firm focused in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry. Paul spent this past summer at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals working on
launch planning for their lead candidate.
We invite you to join us for a stimulating and thought provoking evening exploring old assumptions, new thinking and unimaginable paths to address the challenges of today’s world.
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
MIT Sloan School of Management
100 Main Street, Building E62
Cambridge, MA
For directions, click HERE
Free parking is available after 5pm in the Hayward Lot and the E51 Lot; space is on a first-come, first-served basis. Nearby streets have metered parking.
Cost: $20 per person
includes hors d'oeuvres, refreshments
Please register online:
You may pay at the door (cash only).
There's no fee for current Holy Cross students; register HERE
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