Alumnae Relations
2021 Alumnae Homecoming Brunch
The Alumnae Relations Committee facilitates relationships with our alumnae to support Wharton Women and help current members continue to grow. Committee members interview the alumnae network and post their insights on the Wharton Women website, create mentorships between undergraduate students and alumnae, plan our Industry Insider speaker series, and oversee the annual alumnae Homecoming Brunch.
2024 Committee
Suzie Kim
Suzie Kim (Class of 2027) is from Blacksburg, Virginia and plans to pursue a double concentration in Legal Studies and Finance with a minor in Consumer Psychology. She joined Wharton Women her freshman fall as part of the Marketing Committee, in which she loved getting to meet and interview members of various committees for Wharton Women Wednesdays. As VP of Alumnae Relations, she is excited to highlight diverse career avenues as well as strengthen the community between members and alumnae. Outside of Wharton Women, Suzie is involved in MUSE Generalist Consulting, SFORZA, The WALK Magazine, and the Korean Student Association. In her free time, you can catch Suzie playing music, traveling, or watching sports. She loves meeting new people, so feel free to reach out at suziekim@wharton.upenn.edu.
Jaclyn Josephson
Jaclyn is a junior in the Wharton School concentrating in finance and decision processes with a Hebrew language minor. This is her fourth semester on the Alumni Relations committee. In her free time, she likes to try new foods, travel, and work out.
Allegra Wertheim
Allegra is a sophomore in the Wharton school concentrating in finance and marketing. This is her third year on the Alumnae Relations Committee, and she has really enjoyed learning about women in the business world through alumnae interviews, industry insiders, and other Wharton Women events.
San Thu Loon
San Thu is a sophomore in the Wharton School concentrating in Management and Finance and minoring in consumer psychology. This is her third semester in the Alumnae Relations Committee. In her free time, she likes eating ice cream and playing card games.
Elizabeth Modano
Elizabeth Modano is a sophomore in the Jerome Fisher Program of Management and Technology, studying electrical engineering and finance. This is her second semester in the Alumnae Relations Committee, and she is excited to learn from women in the business world. In her free time, she likes to read, play soccer, and hang out with friends.
Hannah Kaufman
Hannah Kaufman is a Junior in the College of Arts and Science pursuing a Science, Technology, and Society major with a minor in Consumer Psychology. This is her second semester in the Alumnae Relations Committee and she is excited to learn from inspiring women in the business world. In her free time she loves spending time with friends, trying new restaurants, and traveling.
Amy Hong
Amy Hong is a sophomore from North Dakota concentrating in finance and business analytics in Wharton. Amy joined PBC in the spring semester of her freshman year and the Alumnae Relations committee in the fall of her sophomore year. She is excited about the opportunity to connect young women in business with Wharton Women’s outstanding alumni network. Outside of Wharton Women, Amy is involved in the Investment Team of Wharton Undergraduate Finance Club and the Finance Board and violin section in Penn Symphony Orchestra. In her free time, she enjoys lifting weights, spending time with friends, listening to music, and cooking.
Li Yam Kreiz
Li Yam Kreiz is a sophomore in the Huntsman Program studying Business (Finance and Management) and International Studies (target language: French) with a minor in Modern Middle Eastern Studies. This is her first semester in the Alumnae Relations Committee and she is excited to meet more students in the committee as well as learn from the accomplished alumnae. In her free time, she enjoys kitesurfing, running, skiing and travel.
Isabella Kendrot
Isabella Kendrot (Class of 2026) is from New York, NY. She is studying the Political Economy in the College of Arts and Sciences with a minor in Legal Studies and History through the Wharton School, and a minor in International Relations. She is interested in the intersection of business, politics, and the law, and is looking forward to exploring this relationship further through her academic coursework and electives. Outside of Wharton Woman, she is involved in the Wharton Undergraduate Finance Club on the Investment Team, the Wharton Investment and Trading Group on the Healthcare Investment Team, and the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal. In her spare time, she loves to ski, watch basketball, run with friends, and listen to podcasts.
Shivi Jain
Shivi Jain is a sophomore in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences studying Electrical Engineering with a minor in computer science. This is her first semester in the Alumnae Relations Committee and she is excited to meet alumnae from varying backgrounds in business. In her free time, she likes to play tennis, listen to music, try new coffee shops, and hang out with friends.
Claire Yu
Claire is an exchange student from Sydney Australia, in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, studying Computer Science. This is her first semester on the Alumnae Relations Committee, and she is excited to organize alumni events and meet fellow committee members. In her free time, she likes traveling and trying Trader Joe's snacks.
Alyssa Shore
Alyssa is a freshman from NYC in the Wharton School concentrating in ESG for business. This is her second semester on the Alumnae Relations Committee and she is excited to be part of the Wharton Women community and collaborate with alumnae. Outside of Wharton Women she is involved in TAMID consulting and the Turner ESG fellowship. In her free time, she enjoys playing lacrosse and hanging out with friends. (Shorea@wharton.UPenn.Edu)
Sophia Hernandez
Sophia Hernandez (Class of 2026) is from Houston, Texas and plans to concentrate in finance and marketing with a minor in creative writing. This is her second semester on the Alumnae Relations Committee. Outside of Wharton Women, Sophia writes for Under the Button and La Vida Magazine and is involved in PennSEM as a consultant. In her free time, she enjoys editing videos, sewing, and reading.
Tori Ling
Tori (Class of 2027) is from Shanghai and Hiroshima. Though she changes her mind every week, her current plan is to major in Political Science and minor in Statistics. This is her second semester on the Alumnae Relations Committee, in which she really enjoyed connecting with previous Wharton Women members and gaining valuable insights through events like Industry Insiders. Outside of WW, Tori is involved in Wharton Investment and Trading Group, Violet Quaker, Penn Debate Society, and Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club. In her free time, Tori loves to read, as you can always spot her with a new book since the last time you saw her.
Ananya Madduri
Ananya Madduri is a freshman from Hong Kong in the Wharton School. She attended boarding school in Massachusetts for high school and is an avid tennis player. This is her first semester on the Alumnae Relations Committee.
Anjali Dhupam
Anjali Dhupam is a freshman in the Huntsman Program (Wharton + the College) from Atlanta, GA. This is her first semester on the Alumnae Relations Committee. In her free time, she likes watching movies, doing puzzles, making art, and hanging out with friends!
Smrithi Shyam
Smrithi Shyam (Class of 2027) is from the suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is planning to gain a comprehensive knowledge of global dynamics and political thought as she majors in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. Additionally, Smrithi plans to minor in Real Estate and Computer Science as she explores her interests in the business and technology fields. Outside of Wharton Women, she is involved in clubs such as Global Health Alliances and the Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club. Smrithi is excited to connect her academic studies to real-world applications as she joins the Wharton Women Alumnae Relations team this semester. (smshyam@sas.upenn.edu)
Sheen Gupta
Sheen Gupta (Class of 2027) is from Hyderabad, India and plans to concentrate in Finance and Business Analytics with a minor in Consumer Psychology. She joined Wharton Women in the fall of her freshman year as a Fellow before joining the Alumnae Relations Committee in the spring. She looks forward to building new connections with members and leveraging Wharton Women’s diverse alumni network. Some of Sheen’s involvements outside Wharton Women include writing for the DP, consulting for GRC, WUCC, and MUSE, and engaging in finance through SWS and The WALK magazine. Her interests include travel, fashion, music, art, and food. Feel free to reach out to Sheen at sheen18@wharton.upenn.edu!
Sarah Mosalem
Sarah Mosalem (Class of 2027) is from the Bay Area, CA and lived a few years in Paris, France. Being half Japanese, half Egyptian, she has a large appreciation for understanding different cultures. She plans to study economics or cognitive science and this is her second semester in Wharton Women. Outside of WW, Sarah is a part of the Data Analytics Club, Wharton Guide Club, Common Cents Club, and Japanese Student Association. She enjoys playing tennis and gymnastics for the club sports teams at Penn, and enjoys cooking, going on hikes, and surfing in her free time. She truly enjoys meeting new people so feel free to connect with her at smosalem@sas.upenn.edu
Sara Memon
Sara Memon (Class of 2027) is from Paramus, NJ. She is a student in the coordinated dual-degree Huntsman Program, studying International Studies and the Arabic language in the College of Arts and Sciences and Management in the Wharton School. She is interested in international business and sustainable development, and hopes to use her experience in the Alumnae Relations committee of Wharton Women to learn about the real-world application of a Penn education. Outside of WW, Sara serves as a Project Lead in the Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club to consult for Chanel, curates insights reports for Global Research and Consulting, and consults for multinational companies in Wharton Asia Exchange. Sara enjoys baking, hiking, and reading in her free time. (saramemo@wharton.upenn.edu)
Najia Agarwal
Naija Agarwal (Class of 2027) is from Secaucus, New Jersey, and plans to major in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. She joined Wharton Women in the fall of her freshman year as a Wharton Women Fellow before joining the Alumnae Relations Committee in the spring. Outside fo WW, Naija is a part of the Penn Glee Club, the Daily Pennsylvanian, Consult for America, and After School Arts at Penn. She enjoys listening to podcasts, singing, and sketching in her free time. Feel free to reach out to her at naija@sas.upenn.edu.
Ila Namburi
Ila Namburi (Class of 2027) grew up in the Bay Area, CA and New York City. She plans to major in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics with an interest in real estate management and cinema studies as minors. With a fascination in the intersection of business and art/entertainment, she is excited for her first semester in Alumni Relations to gain valuable insight from organizing the media-focused Industry Insiders event this spring. Outside of Wharton Women, she follows her passion for art and business with Wharton Undergraduate Media and Entertainment Club as well as in developing her own arts nonprofit, The Arts and Mind Project. And in her spare time, she is an avid wake-surfer, singer, dancer, and serial tv show binge-watcher. Reach out! She loves meeting new people. (inamburi@sas.UPenn.edu)
Cathy Tang
Cathy Tang (Class of 2027) is from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Columbia, South Carolina. She plans to study Economics and minor in Statistics. Cathy joined Wharton Women freshman fall as a fellow before joining the Alumnae Relations committee in the spring. Her favorite Wharton Women events are Dressing for Success and the recent Wharton Women’s Business Conference (WWBC). Outside of WW, Cathy is involved in Wharton Retail Club, MUSE Generalist Consulting, Penn Sustainability Consulting, and Zeta Tau Alpha. Cathy loves fashion, wellness, and beauty. In her free time, she will go on runs, read books, and film TikTok lifestyle content. Feel free to connect with Cathy at cathtang@sas.upenn.edu.
Cynthia Hu
Cynthia Hu (Class of 2026) is from Shanghai, China. She majors in philosophy, politics, and economics and concentrates on statistics as well. With an interest in business and investment, Cynthia has gained practical experience through internships at BCG and CICC. Additionally, she is driven by research that makes a real-life impact. Aspiring to become a Behavior Scientist, she has presented her work at SPSP and contributed to projects published in AMJ. In her spare time, she finds pleasure in arts and music. She enjoys playing the violin, photography, and exploring new destinations.