CSR in the Tech Sector Fellows



The CSR in the Tech Sector Fellows from the Haas School of Business MBA Class of 2007 are:


Jamie Dean


Jamie DeanJamie's work prior to Haas focused on environmental and social issues in the non-profit sector. She spent three years at the U.S. Fair Trade Certification organization, TransFair USA, working to ensure compliance with international Fair Trade standards and working to improve the Fair Trade system. She spent the summer 2006 working for the Packard Foundation researching ways to use U.S. market incentives to encourage Mexican fishermen to change their practices to more environmentally friendly ones. Her CSR experience includes consulting work for Nokia. She is currently the Co-President of the Haas chapter of Net Impact, an international organization dedicated to socially responsible business and nonprofit management. After graduating from Haas, she plans to work on international sustainable development with a focus on trade issues. She received her undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies from U.C.L.A.



Mira Rubin


Mira Rubin Mira's experience prior to Haas focused on the for-profit education sector. She spent two years as a Center Director for SCORE! Educational Centers in Oakton, Virginia, where she managed the sales, operations, and tutoring services for over 200 members. She then spent three years at LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc., working in sales operations and managing the account for LeapFrog's second largest customer, Toys R Us. Mira has focused much of her work at Haas in corporate social responsibility, consulting with Cisco Systems, Inc. in her first year. She then continued her work with Cisco as a Corporate Citizenship Intern in the summer 2006, where she helped create their second annual Corporate Citizenship Report. At Haas, she is currently involved in Women in Leadership and Net Impact, as well as being a graduate student instructor for an undergraduate business course. Mira received her undergraduate degree in Political Economy from U.C. Berkeley.



Juliana Terheyden

Julianan Terheyden Juliana's work prior to Haas was in equity research at Thomas Weisel Partners, where she covered the Hospitality sector. She also worked as a program manager organizing logistics for Rotaplast International, a nonprofit that sends volunteer medical teams to provide free plastic surgery for children in third world countries. Juliana's CSR experience includes consulting work for Nokia and Wells Fargo, where she interned in the Environmental Affairs department during the summer 2006. She currently serves as a Haas Board Fellow and has been a lifelong volunteer with charitable organizations including Habitat for Humanity and Best Buddies. Juliana is a native of San Francisco and received her bachelor's degree in Psychology and International Relations from Stanford University.