Boston College Carroll School

Shavel’le Olivier ’14 would tell you that she has always been an introvert. Now, as executive director of Mattapan Food and Fitness Coalition, she's forging her own style of leadership—and drawing accolades for her urban innovations. https://t.co/1F3YCOuV2q

CSOM grads Courtney Dwyer ’10, Mary Lupoli, MBA ’21, and Colleen O’Connor, MSA ’11, were named @BosBizJournal 40 Under 40 honorees, selected for their professional and personal achievements as well as their contributions to the local business community.

Brian Davids '27 has been awarded the 2026 MLK Jr. Scholarship, an honor that recognizes BC juniors with superior academic achievement, extracurricular leadership, community service, and involvement with the African American community.

Prof. Gergana Nenkov will join the “Business of Climate” panel April 8, the final event of @BCSchillerInst’s yearlong series on climate. Nenkov and fellow panelists will discuss how journalists can integrate climate into business and economic reporting.

CSOM student Jonah Renz ’27 will serve as the next president of the BC Undergraduate Council. “I was able to reach a lot of students with the idea that I’m here to help them—that’s really my mantra at the end of the day.” Renz told @bcheights.

Cindi Bigelow ’82 leads the US’s largest family‑owned tea company, blending tradition with innovation at Bigelow Tea. Her favorite thing about running a family business? “No one can tell me not to do the right thing,” she says.