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Larry Childs
Larry Childs has focused his career on developing and enhancing the abilities of executives and managers to lead their organizations by engaging the full talent and capabilities of their people, including themselves. As a consultant, his results include entire management teams who are better aligned, capable of delivering on ambitious strategic plans, and fully focused on achieving the impossible. His positions have included training management positions for Ford, Texaco, Liberty Mutual, and Raytheon, developing global leaders and performance management systems.
Childs earned his bachelor’s degree with honors with a dual major in psychology and sociology from Hartwick College, and his MA and PhD in social and industrial/organizational psychology from the University of Illinois, Chicago.
Nancy Haslip
Nancy Haslip spent her 30-year career as a global supply chain executive in the high tech and financial services industries. After earning her MBA at Simmons University, Boston MA, her career encompassed logistics, procurement, manufacturing, and marketing in a variety of operational and planning roles at both line and staff levels.
She was the first woman chairman of the board of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, the international supply chain professional organization. She has been a keynote speaker at Supply Chain conferences on five continents.
George Lee
George Lee brings over 30 years of experience in technology research and management leadership to the Graduate Center for Career Development. He has a strong background in new materials research for the chemicals and electronics industry, coupled with extensive experience in new product and business development. In addition to these capabilities, he has led initiatives in intellectual property management, value chain analysis and strategies, and team development activities.
He is a working consultant to Boston-area firms, providing assistance in the area of commercialization of advanced technology research ideas. George specializes in helping working professionals, particularly those with a science or technology background, develop career transition strategies. George holds a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Williams College and a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Colorado.
Kristina Nowak-Bunce
Kristina Nowak-Bunce spent her 30+ year career as a Director of Relationship Development at Buyer Talent Solutions, a Women Business Enterprise (WBE) with over 55 years’ experience in the product/recruitment marketing communications area. During her time at Buyer, she partnered with HR and Talent Acquisition professionals across a broad range of industries including healthcare, retail, higher education, finance, life sciences, high tech and business services.
Kristina earned her M. Ed. in Leadership and Administration at Lesley University, Cambridge, MA. Over the past several years she has worked closely with Babson MBA students as a 1:1 coach through the Developmental Learning Partner (DLP) program, as well as with Babson undergraduates in the former Coaching for Leadership and Teamwork Program (CLTP). She also volunteers as an advisor for the Graduate Leadership Lab Program, which offers sessions on leadership topics and interactive workshops arranged by Graduate Student Life and Leadership. These sessions focus on strengthening and enhancing Babson leadership experiences.
Shane Picciotto MBA’14
Shane Picciotto is a detective and engineer at heart. His experience ranges from corporate to startup, with time at Bose and the startup Mobee. He also advised the executive team at LogMeIn as chief of staff. He enjoys spending his working hours at Fusion Labs within Optum as a product experience manager. There, he’s excited about discovering customer pain points and solving them with healthcare technologies. Outside of work, he’s engaged in developing and coaching recent grads and building the product community in Boston through associations with BPMA and Launch It! Picciotto earned his mechanical engineering degree from MIT and his MBA from Babson College.