Dean’s Fellows

Jermyn Davis worked as senior consultant at Deloitte Consulting before coming to UNC Kenan-Flagler. He worked in various industries focused on business process design, cost reduction, organizational design, organizational transformation, and operating model design. Jermyn has significant experience in working with executive leadership teams regarding strategic planning, communications, project management, effective governance, and stakeholder engagement. Jermyn also has five years of experience in higher education, working for two university presidents in a variety of roles. After graduating from UNC Kenan-Flagler, he will focus on the intersection of technology, education and public policy.

After Maya Anderson graduated from Harvard University with an English degree, she moved back home to Atlanta to pursue an entrepreneurship career working as a real estate agent in a fast-growing market. She engaged in every level of business – from growing the client base, to accounting, to hiring and firing. After finding her passion for strategizing within her own business, Maya came to UNC Kenan-Flagler to recruit for consulting and strategize on a much larger level with a much larger impact. She worked on a retail sales transformation project and an eCommerce strategy project during her summer internship at McKinsey & Co. in Atlanta, and accepted an offer to return after she graduates. Maya enjoys hanging out with her fiance, Jeff, and black lab puppy, Bobo. She is an avid cook and loves the outdoors and reading.

Kurt Chamberlin came to UNC Kenan-Flagler after almost four years of experience in the medical software space. He focusing on marketing and strategy during his time in Chapel Hill. In addition to a VP role with Dean’s Fellows, he has served on the leadership for Marketing Club, participated in the STAR program, and served as a teaching assistant in the core marketing course. Kurt spent his summer internship in a business strategy role in the healthcare market with Direct Supply, and will return there full-time after graduation. Kurt grew up in the Boston area and graduated from UMass Amherst.

Emily Hoffarth is pursuing a Marketing concentration. Prior to business school she conducted secondary research for Edelman Intelligence, the market research arm of Edelman, the global public relations firm, for three years. Her summer internship at Johnson & Johnson was in brand management and she will return to the firm after graduation. She grew up Rochester, New York, and studied psychology and communication at Boston College. Emily enjoys painting, hiking and spending time with friends and family.

Harmonie Jacobson is pursuing a Marketing concentration and enrichments in Healthcare and Data, Digital Analysis & Technology. Originally from Denver, Colorado, Harmonie majored in industrial and systems engineering at the University of San Diego. She worked in operations/program management at two growing biotechnology firms in San Diego prior to returning to business school. Harmonie spent her summer internship at Google in the gTech global customer care group in New York. She is passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, including gender equity in business school and the workplace. She is president of Carolina Women in Business.

Veronica Klein is concentrating in Real Estate. She worked with the residential development team at Tishman Speyer in New York for her summer internship. Before attending UNC Kenan-Flagler, Veronica worked four years with Northwestern Mutual Real Estate, where she held roles with the construction and portfolio management teams in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the central region originations team in Dallas, Texas. As a production analyst, Veronica’s responsibilities included underwriting new mortgages, equity joint venture development and acquisition opportunities across all property types, creating investment memos and committee materials, and annually valuing the region’s existing loan portfolio. Veronica earned her BS in finance and real estate from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.

Angelica Ly is passionate about finding solutions for the world’s energy needs. She pursuing a Finance concentration and an Energy enrichment at UNC Kenan-Flagler. Prior to business school, Angelica was a project manager for a solar company, managing utility-scaled photovoltaic projects. Originally from Sacramento, California, Angelica earned her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley in mechanical engineering.

Virginia McNally worked in social impact consulting – specializing in work with ultra-high-net worth individuals and their philanthropic organizations – before coming to UNC Kenan-Flagler. She led communications and major donor engagement strategies for disease eradication programs, infectious epidemic outbreak responses, and education initiatives for out-of-school children. Virginia also worked with The Carter Center and the U.S. Senate. At UNC Kenan-Flagler, she is a vice president of Christians@Kenan-Flagler, Carolina Women in Business and the Private Wealth Management Club. Virginia interned at the J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Washington, D.C., and has accepted a position to return there when she graduates from UNC Kenan-Flagler. A graduate of the University of Georgia Honors Program, she enjoys kayaking, cooking and visiting the South Carolina Lowcountry.

Shashwat Mittal is a digital media entrepreneur from India pursuing an enrichment in Digital, Data Analytics and Technology. After running his own digital marketing agency, he successfully led many firsts in India: launching its first carpooling platform, first online dating platform and first international news platform. Shashwat ran his own production house in India and continues to participate in theater in his free time.

Amelia Moore is pursuing a Healthcare concentration with a Data Analytics enrichment. She worked in non-profit administration in both public education and provider healthcare before she began her MBA studies at UNC-Kenan-Flagler. From Asheville, North Carolina, Amelia earned her undergraduate degrees from UNC-Chapel Hill in global studies and Spanish literature. She is passionate about making meaningful change through business, especially as it relates to minority and underrepresented groups. She is a Kenan Scholar, NCGrowth analyst and serves on the executive boards of both the Alliance of Minority Business Students and Pride Club.

Schuyler Tompkins is pursuing a Real Estate concentration with an Entrepreneurship enrichment. Prior to business school, Schuyler worked in public relations in New York for travel and tourism and contemporary art and literature. From the Washington, D.C. area, Schuyler earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia in English. Passionate about giving back to her community, she serves as a career mentor for UNC Kenan-Flagler real estate concentrators and a Nonprofit Board Consultant for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County.