Student Roundtable
The Student Roundtable is a group of Tuck students dedicated to furthering the mission and the vision of the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship. They meet regularly with the Initiative's directors to set goals, evaluate opportunities, and implement plans. Prospective students are invited to email the Student Roundtable members with questions about the Allwin Initiative.
Reed Bundy
Reed Bundy T’10 is the ’09-’10 leader of Tuck’s Net Impact chapter and aims to continue the chapter’s role of presenting the student body with news of CSR-related employment and on-and off-campus speakers that furthers this important discussion. Reed has both a BA from Colby College and an MA from Tufts’ Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy. He has worked in the U.S. House of Representatives as a legislative assistant, for a nonprofit that specializes in financial and product design solutions for social entrepreneurs in emerging markets, and for a for-profit renewable energy startup. He is a Tuck Board Fellow with the Upper Valley Humane Society. Reed will work at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters for his summer internship.
Meredith Giersch
Meredith Giersch T’10 is the chair of the 2010 Business & Society Conference and her mission is to enrich the conversation at Tuck around doing good, doing well. As part of her commitment to improving the nonprofit and education sectors, Meredith is a Tuck Board Fellow working with Second Growth, led T’10 student donations for Tuck GIVES, and has been active with Tuck Student Consulting Services. She also mentors elementary school students through Everybody Wins. Prior to Tuck, her career in sales and marketing drew her from a start-up in Colorado to New York to work for Random House and Gerson Lehrman Group. She graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in French and psychology. Meredith’s summer internship will take her to Boston to work at Citizen Schools doing business development.
Itamar Goldminz
Itamar Goldminz T’10 holds a BS in economics and physics from Tel-Aviv University and has been involved in leadership and sustainability issues for many years. His work experience includes creating a new training program and co-leading a core platform development project for Check Point Software Technologies, as well as founding and managing a new software development group within the Israeli Defense Force. At Tuck, Itamar is a co-founder of Tuck Sustains, and is a member of the Dartmouth Energy Collaborative, General Management, and Tripod Hockey clubs. His First Year Project team will help a Fortune 100 company integrate waste-to-energy solutions into its green generation portfolio. Just before coming to Tuck, Itamar spent his summer traveling in the South Pacific and participating in a unique eco-cultural project on the island of Vorovoro, Fiji. During the summer of '09, Itamar will work for EnerNOC (Boston, MA) doing a project for their lead product manager integrating strategy, operations, and marketing aspects.
Erin Henry
Erin Henry T’10 has a deep interest and passion for social sustainability. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a BA in economics and international studies, she continued her work, begun as a college intern, with Johnson Controls. Her focus was to implement supplier diversity and purchasing best practices. She functioned as a change agent to drive the company’s strategic goal of developing small, women, and minority suppliers and the communities in which they are located. She developed and implemented processes, metrics, and marketing activities to articulate the business case for these CSR goals. Erin's involvement at Tuck has centered on the Tuck Student Consulting Services, Net Impact, and Women in Business Clubs. For the summer of '09, she'll return to Johnson Controls to work in Public Affairs and Government Relations on stimulus-related projects.
Carolyn Maezes
Carolyn Maezes T’10 is the ’09-’10 Sustainability Chair for Tuck’s Net Impact chapter, co-founder of Tuck Sustains, and co-chair of Tuck’s Outdoor Club. She previously worked in strategy consulting for The Parthenon Group. While living in Boston, she used her consulting skills as a volunteer with Inspire and, in the winter prior to Tuck, worked as a business development intern for an NGO in Tamil Nadu, India. She began her Tuck experience by participating in TuckBuilds, then served as a student moderator for the Allwin Initiative’s executive forum on sustainability. She has also been active in Tuck Student Consulting Services, Tuck GIVES, Women’s Hockey, and Dartmouth Energy Collaborative clubs. She graduated from Dartmouth College with a BA in economics and government. During the summer of '09, Carolyn will work for the Student Conservation Association to develop a strategic growth plan for the National Park Service at City of Rocks National Reserve in Idaho.
Andrea Schwartz
Andrea Schwartz T’10's experience at the intersection of business and society includes building public-private partnerships to augment the impact of government programs, and volunteering for an NGO in Ghana that supports local female entrepreneurs. Prior to Tuck, she worked at Touchstone Consulting Group and was hired by the Boston Mayor’s Office to integrate stakeholders in emergency communications in the local Homeland Security region. In her first year at Tuck, she participated in the Environmental Sustainability Forum as a student moderator. Additionally, she was active in Net Impact, Tuck Student Consulting Services, and the Consulting Club. As a second year, she is the fundraising chair for the 2010 Business & Society Conference and a Tuck Board Fellow with Bonnie CLAC, an Upper Valley nonprofit. She expects to focus on student collaboration and engagement as an Allwin Student Roundtable member. She holds a BA in political science from Middlebury College. Andrea's summer internship is with Bain & Co.