[Bioundgrd] Fwd: McKinsey & Co.

[Janice Chang]

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>Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 15:32:44 -0400
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>Dear Administrators,
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>This coming week, MIT SEBC will be hosting Ken Davis, an MIT alum 
>who is now a partner in McKinsey. I think the following event will 
>be of interests to students in your department. It'd be great if you 
>can forward the events to students in your department. Thank you.
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>Sincerely,
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>Frederyk
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>Frederyk Ngantung
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>Managing Director
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>MIT SEBC
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><http://web.mit.edu/sebc>http://web.mit.edu/sebc
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>MIT Science & Engineering Business Club
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>cordially invites you to:
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>Changes in Technology
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>Implications for Technology Provider
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>Ken Davis
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>Partner, McKinsey & Co
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>Thursday, 22nd April ‘04
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>Building 66-110 ; 6 – 7 pm
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>Ken Davis is a Partner in McKinsey & Company's Stamford Office and 
>Managing Partner in McKinsey & Company's Stamford Business 
>Technology Office. Since joining the Firm in 1995, Ken has worked 
>primarily with clients in the High Tech, Telecom, and Software & 
>Services Industries.
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>Prior to working with McKinsey & Company Ken attended the 
>Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he received a Ph.D. in 
>Atomic Physics.  Ken’s thesis advisor, Wolfgang Ketterle, won the 
>2001 Nobel Prize for Physics based on their pioneering research on 
>Bose-Einstein Condensation.  Prior to MIT Ken received his Bachelors 
>degree in Physics from Middlebury College and has worked as a 
>research associate at International Business Machines T. J. Watson 
>research facility.
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>More info? <http://web.mit.edu/sebc>http://web.mit.edu/sebc
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>Future Event:
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>Rob Lachenauer
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>Vice President – BCG
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>May 6th 2004
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>Time & place: t.b.d
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