Business Today / Foundation for Student Communication, Inc. is a wholly student-managed 501(c)3 organization at Princetion University. The group was founded in 1968 by Steve Forbes, Jon Perel, and Mike Mims with the mission of bringing together student and business leaders for debate and discussion on the most pressing issues facing both groups. Today, Business Today publishes the largest student-run magazine in the world and puts on the most selective international student business conference in the US.As Chair of Endowment Advisory sub-Board: works with seasoned investment professionals to oversee proper management of the Foundation's endowment.As Member and past-Chair of Finance Committee. oversees controls and ensures quality of the Foundation's operational financial reporting, budgeting, and program design.

Servitas studies, develops, designs, funds, builds, and manages student-centric developments and other auxiliary campus facilities.

Led Bain project teams to develop practical and implementable solutions to help clients succeed in the marketplace. Frequently worked with senior clients across multiple divisions including Line leadership (e.g. Regional, Business Unit, Asset P&L leaders), technical groups (e.g. Engineering, Product Design), and support functions (e.g. FP&A, supply chain).Client-facing project experience include short/long-term strategic assessments and planning, profitability and operational performance diagnostics and improvement program design, organization and operating model development, continuous improvement program architecture design, and merger integration support. Internal Bain leadership roles include people development, recruiting, training, and mentorship.

As President: oversaw all five of the group's major programs, responsible for raising funds and management of annual ~$600,000 operating budget, and led a staff of ~50 students. Prior to serving as President: directed Business Today's 2005 International Conference, spent three summers meeting with executives to raise funds and generate involvement in the group's programs.