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Diving deep into Microsoft and Fitness Influencer career advice with Dartmouth Alumni D'21 — Isabelle Morris. Exploring how she navigated her career at Dartmouth and how she entered the tech and fitness world. We examine her day-to-day and get insights into how she managed to be who she is today. 
Isabelle was born and raised in Cold Spring Harbor, New York before attending Dartmouth. She graduated in 2021, majoring in Cognitive Science with a focus in Neuroeconomics and a minor in Religion. Isabelle was also interested in the intersection between technology and human cognition, and she was involved in the DALI Lab at Dartmouth. After graduation, she became a Program Manager at Microsoft on the Azure Networking team. In addition to her academic pursuits, Isabelle has always been passionate about fitness and nutrition. She runs an Instagram account @fitness4lazygirls where she promotes a balanced approach to fitness and provides 1:1 online coaching for women who want to gain confidence without restrictions.
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Diving deep into Ski Resort Chairman career advice with Dartmouth Alumni D'92 — Kenta Takamori. Exploring how he navigated his career at Dartmouth and how he entered the finance world. We examine his day-to-day and get insights into how he managed to become the Chairman of Hakuba 47 in Japan.

Kenta grew up in the US northeast, he was a nationally ranked junior ski racer. He attended Dartmouth College and then spent his professionally formative years at Goldman Sachs. He’s a CFA charter holder, fluent in Japanese, and since 2010 has been the owner of Hakuba 47, one of the most popular ski resorts in Japan. Between 2017-2019, he served as the executive director of the SVJP, a new US-Japan joint venture non-profit, and led the successful formation of its organizational foundations. He cares deeply about the US-Japan relationship, finds excitement in tracking global economic trends and financial markets, and is passionate about anything having to do with skiing.

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Diving deep into Venture Capital career advice with Dartmouth Alumni D'17 — Henry Woram. Exploring how he navigated his career at Dartmouth and how he entered the Venture Capital world. We examine his day-to-day and get insights into how he managed to work at Palm Drive Capital (Venture Capital Firm) straight out of college and is now an Associate at the firm.

Henry is originally from Dallas, Texas, and graduated in 2017 from DARTMOUTH COLLEGE with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English. At Dartmouth, he was the President of Psi Upsilon, an athlete in Dartmouth's Men's Rugby Football Club and Lacrosse Club, a member of the Rude Mechanicals (Shakespeare Acting Club), a contributor to the Mouth Literary Magazine, and a former managing editor for The Dartmouth Review. He also did the Tuck Winter Bridge Program with the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.

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Diving deep into Student Entrepreneur career advice with Dartmouth Student D'21 — James Bell. Exploring how he navigated his career at Dartmouth and how he entered the Entrepreneurial world. We examine his day-to-day and get insights into how he managed to create his own business.
Henry is originally from Boston, Massachusetts. He studies economics modified with psychology at Dartmouth. James has been an economics 1 tutor and enjoys learning as he mentors his peers in squash and Dartmouth classes. James is the Captain of the Dartmouth Varsity Men's Squash team. In his Junior year, James was selected to the Academic All-Ivy Squash Team for his accomplishments on the court and in the classroom. While at Dartmouth, James first stepped into entrepreneurship by joining Lone Pine Repairs, a student-run iPhone repair company serving the Dartmouth community and the Upper Valley. James is also passionate about the outdoors and is a learning fellow in Environmental Change (EARS 6). He loves to fish, hike, rock climb, another outdoor recreation. This past fall, while participating in 3 Day Startup Dartmouth, worked with a team on an idea that combined both his passion for the outdoors and entrepreneurship. The project was a sharing platform for backyard spaces. After conducting market research and talking to potential users, James discovered that there was not as much of a customer need for the platform as originally believed and he has since transitioned and renamed the company Guider, to focus on providing a better scheduling and booking system for fishing guides. James is currently taking a leave term from Dartmouth to focus on Guider, find a co-founder with a compatible complementary skillset, and train for the 2021-2022 squash season. 
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Diving deep into startup career advice with Dartmouth senior, Abe Joo. Exploring how he navigated his career at Dartmouth and how he entered the startup world, even how he created his own business. We examine his day-to-day and get insights into his biggest struggles. 

Abe (Abraham) Joo is originally from Knoxville, Tennessee, and is intending to graduate in 2021 from DARTMOUTH COLLEGE with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics and Mathematics. At Dartmouth, he is involved in the Quant Trading Club and Chess Club. He was a Business Development Manager for BestFoodFeed (2018 - 2019), Campus Co-Founder at Dartmouth for College Truckers LLC (2019), Business Development Analyst for PassiveBolt Inc (2019 - Present), and Co-Founder & CEO of Amity Tech (2020 - Present)

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