Jennifer Constanza
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Studied at MIT Sloan
Worked at McKinsey & Company
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Not currently taking new clients
About Jennifer
I’m a Mexican-American from Houston, Texas. I studied Public Policy at Duke University, then began my career at Cisco Systems, where I focused on digital transformation. I later transitioned to PA Consulting, advising energy and utility companies on complex technology implementations. It was at PA that I discovered my passion for the energy transition, grid reliability, and energy security. Realizing I wanted to specialize in these challenges, I pursued an MBA to deepen my expertise and pivot into a more focused role. After a year of dedication, I enrolled at MIT Sloan, where I concentrated on management strategy and energy. I interned at McKinsey in Houston during my first summer, and I’ll be joining McKinsey’s Boston office this October.
Why do I coach?
The MBA application process is a daunting experience. I remember being overwhelmed and not knowing where to start or what to do. Thankfully, I received help from an MBA coach, friends, and colleagues. I learned that it takes a village to get into a top MBA program, so I want to pay it forward and help others achieve their aspirations!
Work Experience
Associate
McKinsey & Company
June 2024 - August 2024
Senior Data and Analytics Consultant
PA Consulting
November 2018 - June 2023
Interviewer
Selected project experience: Benchmarking – Experienced in designing surveys that provide data for current state assessments. She defines metrics that track gaps and progress, and conducts data analysis on industry standards vs individual performance Roadmap development – Guided clients through various phases of future state design planning and developing outcome-based roadmaps. She knows how to design roadmaps that identify interdependencies, flag risks, and define deliverables. Transformational initiatives – Leverages vast experience leading cross-functional stakeholder groups to lead the adoption of digital technologies. Jennifer coaches leaders in prioritizing scalable deliverables and trains project teams on measuring and tracking the impact and value creation of digital initiatives. Electric utilities – From her multi-year engagements with leading utilities, Jennifer built a robust knowledge of electric utilities. She understands the challenges utilities face regarding asset management, customer operations, reliability improvement, meeting regulatory requirements, and general business operations. Energy transition and Energy Security
Business Analyst in Operations
Cisco
2015 - 2018
Interviewer
Led projects in business architecture, change management, digitization, and portfolio management to increase operational efficiency and introduce a recurring revenue model.
Jennifer was also given offers to work at
EY
Education
MIT Sloan
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Energy & Climate
2023 - 2025
Duke University
Bachelor’s Degree, Public Policy Analysis
2011 - 2015
Minors: History and Russian language Recipient of Bruce R. Kuniholm (2013 and 2014) and Mac Anderson Foreign Language (2014) Scholarships
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Overall Rating
5.0
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