From teacher to guidance counselor to rubber boot factory owner to boutique handbag importer, Mia Scofield ’84, has worn many career hats. Yet, all of her pursuits have a common thread -- relationships. Mia mixes and balances her work-life with her family-life and has a deep commitment to serving both with leadership, kindness, creativity, a global perspective, and a "can do" attitude. 
 

Shannon is someone who doesn’t just get involved with things –she fully commits. It’s impressive, refreshing, and the foundation for her career (and personal) success. She has made changes when she needed to, focused on her talents, and committed to her choices in a way that has allowed herself and her business to thrive. During a tour of her studio, Shannon offered this advice, “… who does what you do? Follow them.”

Tribecca Tran M.A. '16 might not seem like your average accountant –because she isn't... With charm, grace, and a lot of determination, Tribecca is graduating with a Masters in Accounting and off to a dream job in the Bay Area.

"Value of 'community' comes from my culture -- we are highly relational. We rely on one another." Carmen Caballero Rubio is the Executive Director of the Latino Network and a passionate Duck. She took time out of her very busy schedule to share a bit of her philosophy on the power of relational networking.

On May 4th, these four Ducks will be sharing their career insights into the ever changing technology industry at the 7th annual, Career Conversations, at the White Stag in Portland, Oregon. Read their bios here and come join us for an evening of connecting with Ducks in Tech and those who aspire to be!