Brent
Mitchell
Age: 26
Hometown: Manhattan Beach, CA
Undergraduate College/Major: Georgetown University School of Foreign
Service, International Economics
Past work experience: Most recently I worked in Marketing at The
Clorox Company. Prior to that, I was at Mattel, Inc. as an International
Trade Specialist and financial analyst for the Latin America Division.
Goals for IBD: Further develop IPODERAC's markets for goat's milk
cheese and soap to strengthen the funding for the orphanage. I
am also looking forward to three weeks of Mexican food.
Doug
Brown
Age: 27
Hometown: Bozeman, Montana
Undergraduate College/Major: Yale University/Ethics, Politics
& Economics.
Past work experience: I worked as a director at the Nasdaq Stock
Market in Washington, DC and Tokyo. In Tokyo, I worked in business
strategy for the newly-established Nasdaq Japan market.
Goals for IBD: Help IPODERAC improve their business to better
fund the orphanage, improve my Spanish, and have fun.
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Fabio
Matsui
Age: 31
Hometown: Sao Paulo, SP - Brazil
Undergraduate College/Major: Escola Maua de Engenharia / Electronic
Engineering / Fundacao.Getulio Vargas / Business Management
Past work experience: I worked as a management consultant at Accenture
in Brazil, working for the telecom, media and high tech industries.
Prior to that, I was at Credicard (Citigroup consumer bank) as
Marketing and Finance manager for 2.5 years. I have also 1-year
entrepreneurship and 3-year telecom experience
Goals for IBD: Strengthen IPODERAC financial and market positioning,
better understand the way how IPODERAC train and educate orphanage
children, improve my Spanish and know Puebla.
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Joost
Krikhaar
Age: 31
Hometown: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Undergraduate College/Major: University of Groningen, Business
Administration
Past work experience: I worked as a project development manager
for Siemens. As part of a new strategy unit I developed and managed
integrated hi-tech projects. Before that, I worked five years
in real estate.
Goals for IBD: help to make IPODERACs business more sustainable,
so it can keep supporting Mexican children in need. Also, smoothen
my rusty Spanish and enjoy watching the world cup with 72 soccer
fanatics.
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