Occupation: Chief of Program Strategy and Operations, MetroSquash
City: Chicago, IL
I chose to pursue my MBA at Booth because of its data driven, analytical, and flexible approach. I know that I will leverage what I learn in the classroom, from professors and peers, and apply it to my new role as Chief of Program Strategy and Operations at MetroSquash.
I’m hoping to further hone my skills in strategic decision-making, refining processes, conducting comprehensive data analysis, navigating organizational barriers, and effectively leading teams. I’m eager to learn from industry professionals, professors, and my peers.
My career aspirations include continuing to build out the MetroSquash program as it expands, creating even more opportunities for the students we serve. And, I hope to take my experience to make a broader impact by serving on the Chicago Board of Education.
Through the Rustandy Center’s Alumni Board Connect program, Boothies are using their MBAs to make a meaningful impact on social and environmental issues.
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After 8 years of visionary leadership, Christina Hachikian, AB ’02, MBA ’07, will transition to faculty role; Caroline Grossman, ’03, will continue center’s commitment to social impact as new executive director.
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