1. reasons you should take me to the finish line
(And how I will help make the Sloan Class of 2015 awesome)
2. I have an adventurous spirit.
Camped with
cliff jump.
Bedouins in Israel.
Conquered the world’s highest
Ready to jump head first into the Sloan
MBA
3. Get excited about new experiences...
To sea kayaking in Whales,
I strive to stretch my
comfort zone.
4. and am not afraid to push
boundaries.
From Marathons
Portfolio
Strategy team
how Frito Lay
Redefined
did marketing.
5. I’m globally minded…
Some of my favorite experiences include:
Interned with
consulting firm in
London
Learned about Costa
Rican agriculture via 2
wk. backpacking trip
to rural farms
10 day cultural &
historical immersion
exploring Israel
Backpacked the
Routeburn Trail
In New Zealand
But have so much more to experience– Sloan can help
take me there!
6. but what group couldn’t use
another Texan
dedication
To prove my
, I ran in a
200 mile relay race across the Great State
– following the route the TX Militia paved
towards independence.
7. I enjoy tapping in to the left and
right side of my brain…
Portfolio Strategy
& Analytics
Forecasting
Modeling
Frameworks
Tostitos Brand
Experience
Creative
Development
Consumer
Immersions
Ideation Sessions
8. which leads me to be results
oriented.
Decreased Forecasting
Errors by 15%
Team convinced
PepsiCo CEO to give
department
Promoted 2x in 2
years
$50MM
increase in
media spend due
to proven results
Part of 2 man team recognized by CMO with award
for “Insight
of the year”
9. I’m loyal to the places I come
from…
Frito-Lay Analyst Wake Forest Recruits
2010
2013
(Me - the intern)
Built the #1 analyst recruiting pipeline for
marketing at FL
10. and love to invest in the
community I’m a part of.
Headquarter Shuttle
Program
Interns
Of summer intern
program
Developed
Social Chair
Created 1st 2 week intensive
analyst training program
11. And would love to invest my
next chapter in life at Sloan
(Look how well I fit in)
Editor's Notes
I love running; I spend what many people consider a stupid amount of time training with the Dallas Running Club. Do not get me wrong though - I am both highly enthusiastic, and highly mediocre at the art of endurance running. What I love about endurance running is that it supplies an endless opportunities to push your personal boundaries. From marathons, to 50K trail runs, to setting personal records, the sport gives me finite goals to work towards in a highly ambiguous, chaos filled world where progress can be defined by an infinite number of dimensions. In the same way that I am constantly striving towards various athletic goals, an integral part of my future career goals includes an MBA. Thus I have outlined some concrete reasons why, you, the Sloan admissions committee, should take me to your finish line and make me a part of the Sloan Class of 2015. Please enjoy the linked digital flip book. https://www.dropbox.com/s/t8oc3lnwdc98jo7/Jackie%27s%20Top%2010.pdf
