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Jovanna Alvarez
MBA, expected graduation 2021
BioJovanna Alvarez is pursuing her MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Most recently, she was the Investment Fund Manager and a Business Development Advisor at Ongoza, a startup accelerator for early-stage businesses in Kenya, providing one year of customized weekly business coaching and access to venture funding in order to propel growth. Previously, she was an investment banker at Citi where she spent two years in the Media & Telecom team in NYC and one year in the Madrid, Spain office.
Jovanna holds a B.A. in Public Policy with a specialization in Business & Finance from the University of Chicago. While at UChicago, she served as Co-President of the Women in Business organization, worked at the UChicago Hospitals in the Office of Diversity & Inclusion and was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity and the UChicago Careers in Business Program.
She is a member of, and remains actively involved with, five nonprofit organizations: Questbridge, Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF), Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT), Sponsorship for Educational Opportunity (SEO) and Robert Toigo Foundation.
Jovanna’s professional interests include exploring the interconnection between measurable social and environmental impact and competitive financial returns in order to create meaningful long-term change. -
Ms. Heather Michelle Eaton
MBA, expected graduation 2020
BioHeather is a 2020 MBA Candidate at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. She spent four years with Deloitte Consulting in their technology strategy division based in Chicago. Heather's MBA focus is at the intersection of social impact and innovation.
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Paranin Kummata
MBA, expected graduation 2021
BioEx Private Equity Analyst at Lombard Investments, Greater Mekong Subregion.
CEO of Norwa Jewelry, enterprise helping marginalized women worldwide by offering tools & training (design and crafting) to create economically-viable alternative sources of income - adapting, marketing, and selling traditional Karen jewelry internationally. -
Ms. Marta Malgorzata Milkowska
MBA, expected graduation 2020
BioMarta is a concurrent MBA- MPA Candidate at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Harvard Kennedy School (Behavior Science), with over eight years of experience in digital innovation in healthcare around the world. She leads the first Stanford study on digital therapeutics, GSB Impact Fund Healthcare team and is a member of the GSB Healthcare Club.
Marta also founded and advised several award-winning ventures: the first digital therapeutics for pelvic floor dysfunction (Yoni), a digital product leveraging machine learning to cure HIV patients in South Africa, and two digital therapeutics through BCG Digital Ventures. As a former Social Enterprise Specialist at the World Bank Innovation Labs, Marta was instrumental in designing ~$330M innovation programs across Asia, Africa and Europe. -
Diana Hasan Mousa Nassar
MBA, expected graduation 2020
Course Asst-Student, Graduate School of Business - Other FacultyBioI enjoy bringing people together and building awesome products at the intersection of tech, business, and media. In a past life, I managed Souq.com's "Fulfilled by Souq" program from concept through launch. I collaborated with teams across functions, geographies, and timezones and worked on Amazon projects in the Middle East after Amazon acquired Souq. Long ago (almost in the age of Game of Thrones), I developed software systems for shipping and logistics services at Aramex. A TechWomen Fellow and an active advocate for women in technology, I am also passionate about the Middle East, creating impact with technology, and empowering people with opportunities to drive change. I love reading and media, so I hosted a YouTube show about books (www.DoodetKutob.com); I will host my own talk show one day.
