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spring break: colombia

When we started the school year, our Section Chair, Professor Frances Frei mentioned it was common for students to earn between 6 and 12 visas travelling during their time at HBS. I’m not sure I believed it at the time, but I’m on the way to that now.

Over spring break in March, a great friend of mine from section, Vicente, lead a few dozen of us on a trek to his home country, Colombia. We spent a few days in Bogota, then a few days in Cartagena, a night on a remote island, before circling back and returning to Boston.

I could bore you with the details, but suffice it to say it was far and away the most memorable trips I’ve been on and I wanted to point to the flickr set from the trip from the blog… so here you are:

colorful colombian crafts

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  I was a television news producer who went to work in the online space for a big media company. I've divorced professional life and am currently nearing the end of my time as an MBA candidate at Harvard Business School. Last summer, I interned at a startup called Bonobos which makes awesome fitting clothes for men. I love media + technology + incredible consumer experiences. I'm working on finding the next challenge for myself now.

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