Nick is a dual-degree student pursuing an MBA/MS in sustainable operations and supply chains. He is particularly interested in strategic partnerships and collaborations for driving transformative change. Prior to school, Nick was an environmental consultant in the Pacific Northwest. In his spare time, Nick enjoys attempting to repair his aging car, soccer, skiing, scuba diving, and pretty much anything else that gets you outside.

Taryn is passionate about problem solving and creating positive change through business. Prior to Ross, she was a consultant and gained strategic assessment and design experience across industries. Outside of the classroom, Taryn enjoys traveling, cooking, and all things outdoors & active.

Aaron is a first year MBA student interested in working with emerging technology in a General Management or Operations Management role. Prior to Ross, he worked as a Software Engineer for Cerner developing applications for hospital systems. A passion for additive manufacturing has led to founding a startup, Metaform, that engineers high performance components for low-cost 3D printers. When not working, Aaron enjoys cooking, video games, and playing sports.

Konstantinos is an MBA student interested in industrial progress, technology and entrepreneurship. He participates in the Tauber Institute for Global Operations. Konstantinos is the co-founder of a startup, CargoShare a dry cargo shipbroking platform. He is looking forward to engage in meaningful business-related conversations with fellow classmates. When not working, Konstantinos enjoys playing the guitar, dancing salsa and cooking.

Margaret is a first year MBA student pursuing a career in consulting, hoping to focus on operations. Prior to Ross, she worked at Colgate-Palmolive as a Continuous Improvement Engineer and Team Leader. She participates in the Tauber Institute for Global Operations. She is looking forward to engaging and planning exciting events for students to connet. When she's not enjoying all the time on Zoom, she enjoys baking and is the not-so-proud mother of a near-dead sourdough starter.