Nick Adam is a first year MBA at Ross. After graduating from Princeton in 2008, Nick worked as a pharmaceutical consultant for two years. Leveraging his industry experience, Nick founded his own medical device distribution company that, at its peak, was generating over a million dollars in annual revenue. Prior to joining Ross, Nick helped to found inSparq, a marketing company that helps retailers generate sales through social media.

Diego Cepeda is a second year MBA at Ross with years of experience in market research, management in the hospitality business, owning and managing the marketing and finances of a wholesale bakery, in addition to a sales and marketing consulting project in Chile for the leading casino company, and a recent go to market strategy internship at Dell this past summer. He graduated from the Honors College at Michigan State University.

Christian Pearson has over five years experience providing legal advice to startups. He was a commercial litigation associate at Steptoe & Johnson LLP, where he focused on trademark litigation and regulatory disputes. He was also Chief Operating Officer of VUEWELL, LLC a telemedicine startup. Christian is an MBA1 at Ross School, has a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law, and a B.S. in Economics from Campbell University.

Felicia Kohar is a first year MBA at Ross School of Business with six years of prior work experience in Finance. Her most recent role was in a Product Valuation Group in Charlotte, NC. She has always wanted to work in a smaller group setting and to make a social impact along the way. Felicia graduated from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Her interests include traveling, photography, and a nice cup of espresso.

John Zhang has a corporate background with a CRM marketing agency, especially in user acquisition and digital metrics. Since then he has been involved in a half dozen startups in the past few years, with dozens more ideas in the pipeline. His expertise is in project management, code management, and agile development (read: failing fast). He studied economics, focusing on irrational behavior, at Harvard, and is currently a first year MBA at Ross.

Simon Hsu is a Michigan Alumnus with a background in business administration. He has two Masters degrees in sport management and applied economics. As a fanatic of "Moneyball", Simon is trying to follow this approach of building proprietary models for player analysis. He is currently a blog writer for a professional sport and a case analyst for foreign baseball players. His ideas and experiences from overseas open up new horizons to the business.