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NESsTERs

Our NESsT Entrepreneur-in-Residence (NESsTER) program aims to inspire and prepare the next generation of social enterprise leaders with the knowledge, skills and vision they need to excel as professionals in the field.

NESsTER Alumni have gone on to become leaders in their own right in the social enterprise field as well as in philanthropy, international development, nonprofit management, consulting and investment. In a survey of NESsTER Alumni, more than 90% indicated that their experience as a NESsTER contributed positively to their professional development whatever path they chose.
NESsTER Alumni Profiles: Then & Now
Matt Evans

Chile

Matthew Evans

Managing Director, Impact Carbon
San Francisco, California, USA

Marina Kim

Chile

Marina Kim

Ashoka - Innovators for the Public
Washington, DC, USA

Sofia Mikelakis

Chile

Sofia Michelakis

Program Director - Philanthropy Development, Social Venture Partners
Seattle, Washington, USA

Brian Milder

Chile

Brian Milder

Director of Strategy & Innovation, Root Capital
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

John Waldmann

Hungary

John Waldmann

Stanford Graduate School of Business
Stanford, California, USA

NESsTER Alumni
Other NESsTER Alumni include*:

Freddy Abnousi
Oxford University, Said Business School

Neil Baguiran
Barclays Global Investors

Marjorie Brans
Harvard Law School

Snjezana Bokulic
Minority Rights Group International

Sheila Collins
University of Michigan, Ross School of Business

Jill Costello
UBS Warburg

Curtis Chambers
NESsTER- MIS & IT, Santiago de Chile

Carolina Camacho
NESsTer Venture Philanthropy, Santiago de Chile

Michele Diener

Brewster Crosby
Georgetown University

Matt Daggett
Oxford University, Said Business School

Aureliano De Castro
MIDI Project

Gyorgy Dallos
 NESsTer Budapest

Vyjayanti Desai
Wharton Business School

Matt Evans
Ashoka

Jane Edmonstone
NESsTer San Francisco

Lauren Franks
MIDI Project

Anabella Florea
SELUSI NESsTER, Romania

Cynthia Gair
REDF

Kristin Greene
Wharton Business School

Hannah Gilula
NESsTer Budapest

Mark David Harrold
NESsTer Budapest

Robert Griffin
University of Notre Dame, Mendoza College of Business

Richard Hansko
University of Economics (Prague)

Thomas Hendee
Stanford University

Bradley Henderson
Oxford University, Said Business School

Richard Hanko
 NESsTer Budapest

Cy Hersh
Venture Law Group

Orkhan Huseynli
Tiffin University, Prague

Emese Ibolya
Maholnap Hungarian Welfare Foundation

Annabel Ipsen
ISEE Coordinator

Gabriela Ivan
NESsTer Romania

Jay Jackson
Thunderbird

Scott Jenkins

Kenan Jiang
Stanford

Julia Jones
REDF

Korlan Korlan Imanbayeva
Tiffin University

Marina Kim
Stanford University

Jen’l’ Lafaurie
Wharton Business School

Eugene Larson
Georgetown University

David Lee
Dartmouth College, Tuck School of Business

Edward Leigh
Wharton Business School

Kimber Lockhart
Stanford University

Mark Lundeen
University of Michigan

Giselle Leung
MIDI project NESsTer

Kimber Lockhart
Stanford University

Eric Litton
NESsTER-NVF LA

Matt Lombardi
Galeforce NESsTER in San Francisco

Susana Lopez
Columbia University

Charles Galinier-Warrain
 NESsTer Santiago de Chile

Sofia Michelakis
Venture Law Group

Leana Mayzlina
NESsTer in Santiago de Chile

Brian Milder
Rockefeller Fellow, Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government

Christina de Molina
Comité para la Democratización de la Informática

Francesca Mazzola
Stanford University, NESsTer in Budapest

Jeff Moray
Wharton Business School

Justyna Moranowicz
AIESEC

Kelly Newton
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Catherine O’Dea-Hughes
In Other Words LLC

Mark Pedersen
Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs

Emanuel Pleitez
Stanford University, NESsTer in Santiago de Chile

Tiberiu Emil Posa
NESsTer Romania

Jeroen Prinsen
NESsTER- NVF PERU

Eliza Parad
NESsTer in Santiago de Chile

Alicia Policinski
Wharton Business School

Raluca Puie
NESsTer Romania

Anna Raff
Metropolitan Museum of Art

Kelly Ramirez
UNESCO

Kate Raphael
Communications NESsTER in Santiago de Chile

Daniel Reynolds
Stanford University

Stephanie Ropp
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business

Rachel Rosenberg
Stanford University

Marton Rovid
SELF NESsTer, in Budapest

Katerina Svickova
Central European University

Shannon St. John
NESsTer Santiago de Chile

Alexander Sarly
NESsTer Santiago de Chile

Miroslava Simova
Sofia University

Sally Rose
Volunteer Santiago de Chile

Gyöngyi Simon
NESsTer Budapest

Veronika Takacs
Bocconi University, Milan, Italy

Margaret Tallman
University of Notre Dame, Mendoza College of Business

Adrienne Taleki
Wharton Business School

Bernadett Tarjanyi
SELUSI NESsTER in Budapest

Peter Tatrai
SELUSI NESsTER, Budapest

Mohit Thukral
Stanford

Csilla Volgyi
NESsTer Santiago

Mae Vichitkulwongsa
NESsTer in San Francisco

John Waldmann
Stanford University

Robert Webb
HEC School of Management

Katie Wolford
 NESsTer in San Francisco

Celina Young
Oxford University, Said Business School

Moeed Yousaf
Morgan Stanley & Co.

* With affiliations at time of NESsTER participation.