Leadership Team

Yafeng Zhu is a graduating student at Columbia University, with a focus on ESG and environmental projects. Her passion for consulting stems from hands-on experiences, where she discovered the impact of data-driven insights on business decisions. Outside of work, Yafeng is dedicated to mentoring students and enjoys exploring New York, organizing weekend walks with friends. She values teamwork and collaboration in all aspects of life.

Srividhya is pursuing her Master’s in Enterprise Risk Management at Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies. She holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Engineering from India. Srividhya has interned at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, where she streamlined departmental communication, and the University of Cambridge, where she contributed to innovative research. She is passionate about applying her strategic knowledge to solve challenges and make a meaningful impact.

Stacey is a native New Yorker from Queens who graduated from Notre Dame in 2023 and returned to the city to work full-time. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Columbia's QMSS program, specializing in the data science track. Outside of work and school, Stacey enjoys watching football, attending concerts and raves, and going on long-distance runs. She is also a huge foodie who loves exploring new restaurants and bars around the city.

Priyanga Venkatesh is a Master’s student in Social-Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Northeastern University. Her expertise lies in the User Experience and Strategy space, where she’s worked across various industries as an in-house researcher, consultant, and instructor. In her spare time, Priyanga loves teaching and has taught numerous UX courses at General Assembly. When she’s not in the classroom or at work, you’ll find her traveling, exploring new cities and cultures, and indulging in new cuisines—always with a matcha latte in hand.

Ningping Wang is a Master’s student in Management Science and Engineering at Columbia University, with a Bachelor’s degree in Statistics and Computer Science. Her experience spans product analytics, risk consulting, and aviation safety and digital product management. She’s excited and always looking to bring her transferable skills into the business consulting world. Outside of her academic pursuits, Ningping enjoys playing frisbee, watching movies, and trying out new cuisines. After spending 10 years living in Montreal, where winter temperatures often plunge to -25°C, she still dreads the cold—you will find her bundled up in a hoodie on a chilly summer day!

Nadja is a PhD candidate in the Genetics and Development program. She is originally from North Macedonia and graduated from New York University in Spring 2020 with a Bachelor's in Biology before moving on to pursue her doctorate at Columbia in Fall 2020, specializing in studying the role of aneuploidy in cancer and metabolism in Alison Taylor's lab. Outside of her research, Nadja enjoys spending time with her dog, attending concerts, exploring new areas around the city, and reading.

Monosij is a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Columbia, working on lithium battery simulations using machine learning-based force fields and quantum chemistry. His research aims to understand lithium batteries at a microscopic level, which is crucial for the next generation of safer and more efficient energy storage solutions.

Monosij is passionate about innovations that can be commercialized at scale in real-world settings, which led him to explore consulting. While completing his Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania, he gained hands-on experience as a student consultant through client-facing engagements ranging from startups and VCs to large pharmaceutical companies. At CGCC, Monosij is dedicated to enhancing the club's resources for members and building stronger partnerships with consulting firms and clients with supporting and inclusive leadership.

Outside work, Monosij enjoys experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen and discussing science, economics, and politics with friends. If you see him, strike up a conversation about food, history, music, or science.

Mary McMahon is a Master’s student in Social-Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, with a background in research and business development across healthcare, education, and international industries. She graduated with honors from the University of Pittsburgh, where she majored in Psychology with a Pre-Medical concentration and minored in Hispanic Language and Culture and Chemistry.

At Columbia, Mary has developed expertise in leadership, team dynamics, and workforce optimization, with a focus on applying psychological principles to enhance organizational performance and achieve strategic goals. She is excited to bring this background into her role as Director of Brands and Communications for the Columbia Graduate Consulting Club, where she looks forward to supporting consulting members by applying her knowledge to enhance engagement, communication strategies, and professional development opportunities.

In her spare time, Mary enjoys exploring new restaurants, honing her Spanish language skills, and staying active through running, hiking, pilates, and yoga.



 

D’Artagnan Elliott is a Master’s student in Social-Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, researching the use of applied perspective and elicitive methods at the International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution. With a specialization in human capital, he has consulted for the YMCA of the Rockies and worked in DE&I and Safety at Walt Disney World. Throughout his work, D’Artagnan combines strategy with local culture to support employee engagement and development.

At CGCC, D’Artagnan is responsible for developing and executing strategic initiatives to enhance members' career trajectories. When he is not at work, D’Artagnan can be found during AMC’s $5 movie days, reading in the park, or climbing a tree. If you see him, be ready to discuss the politics of your favorite stories.