Become a project advisor for Pangea! Every Pangea team works with a faculty member, consultant, or international development practitioner throughout their project. Advisors generously donate their time to enable a successful engagement and, in return, have the opportunity to work with talented MBA students to tackle meaningful challenges.

What?

Project advisors work with teams to analyze the project and plan its execution, which includes creating timelines, prioritizing tasks, and defining deliverables. Project advisors then review final products and presentations before teams present to clients. The average time commitment for project advisors is 5 to 10 hours per term.

Who?

Project advisors have team management experience, are available to meet in person or on the phone, and have expertise related to the projects that they work on.

Current Project Advisors

Agustin Danza '12

CEO at Brazilian Rugby Union

Nelson M. Fraiman

Professor of Professional Practice, Decision, Risk, and Operations; Director of W. Edwards Deming Center

Area of Expertise: Operations and technology management, retailing, consulting and process industries

Area of Expertise: Entrepreneurship policy, Regional entrepreneurship, and Entrepreneurial strategy

Dr. Jorge A. Guzman

Assistant Professor of Business

Alonso Martinez

Senior Lecturer, former Senior Vice President at Booz, Allen & Hamilton, M.B.A. and M.S. (Operations Research), Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Area of Expertise: Strategy consulting in emerging markets

Bruce Usher

Co-director of the Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change; Elizabeth B. Strickler '86 and Mark T. Gallogly '86 Faculty Director; Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Business School