Leeds Ecosystem
Angel Nuñez departs Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØfor Purdue University, where he will pursue a master’s in applied economics and build upon the analytical skills he began developing at Leeds.
Yuping Li is joining Singapore Management University as a tenure-track assistant professor in strategy and entrepreneurship. She’ll miss the Rocky Mountains but will be leaving with lasting friendships and connections at Leeds.
By experiencing real-world learning through case studies in addition to coursework, Victor Alamillo feels well equipped to enter the technology field and apply his communication, design and data skills.
Distinguished Professor John Lynch has shaped Leeds' success through award-winning teaching, research and mentorship—and he’s not done. He will lead a new global initiative launching this fall, further elevating Leeds’ reputation for research excellence.
Hugo Leenders is headed to the University of New Mexico, where he will be an assistant professor of management. Completing his dissertation has been his greatest accomplishment to date!
Maggie Wellman departs Leeds with greater clarity, direction and preparedness as she seeks to shape a career integrating sustainability into event and program management and marketing and brand management.
Oliver Cassis is leaving Leeds with gratitude for learning how to pursue his goals with confidence. He is headed to Pensacola, Florida, to begin Undergraduate Combat Systems Officer Training (UCT).
James Anderson is pursuing his MBA at Leeds and taking a deep dive into Colorado’s startup scene: He’s co-directing Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder's Startup Summer and championing entrepreneurs through Denver Ventures. And he’s just getting started.
This spring, students heard from accomplished professionals across industries, from real estate to tech to sustainability.
Meredith Maney exemplifies what it means to be a lifelong Business Buff, joining the GOLD Board right after graduation. Now the longest-serving member, she continues to champion the Leeds community from New Zealand, proving that distance is no barrier to impact.