Member Profiles

Club Leaders

Prior to matriculating at Tuck, Lyndsey worked in Boston in financial services for FleetBoston Financial and Putnam Investment Management. During this time, Lyndsey regularly volunteered as a mentor and tutor for high school students through Cambridge Community Services. Prior to her involvement with Tuck Volunteers, Lyndsey volunteered her time and fundraising energy to several organizations, including the Dana Farber Cancer Institute and her alma mater Middlebury College. At Tuck, Lyndsey is involved in other activities that fall under the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship -- she is a board member of the nonprofit organization Vital Communities through the Tuck Board Fellows Program and she is the co-chair of Tuck GIVES, which raises money via an annual auction to fund nonprofit sector internships by Tuck students. As a member of Tuck Volunteers, Lyndsey has participated in several Tuck Days of Service and is the Tuck Liaison to the Upper Valley Land Trust.  Over the summer, Lyndsey worked as a consultant for the National Parks Service at the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park in Kentucky.  lyndsey.erickson@tuck.dartmouth.edu

McLean received his Bachelor's of Science degree in Business Management from the University of Virginia. After graduation, he held positions ranging from Real Estate Redeveloper to Special Education Math Teacher.  McLean is originally from Memphis TN, and enjoys taking part in community activities.  He is now focused on pursuing a career in strategy and planning.  mclean.t.wilson@dartmouth.edu

Before Tuck, Neal served as a Field Artillery Officer in the Army stationed in Giessen Germany.  After his tour of duty, he worked for Carrier Corp, United Technologies in Tyler, TX as a manufacturing manager.  Neal enjoys volunteering for a number of local organizations and is the liaison for the Thedford Fire Department.  He also actively participates in Everybody Wins program at a local middle school in Vermont.  He is currently planning a career in consulting after graduation and a long life of volunteering in his spare time.  neal.a.salerno@dartmouth.edu