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Kerri Tierney (she/her) is responsible for overseeing the MIT Sloan career management systems and tools used by students, employers and the CDO team. She is continually exploring new resources to support the career development of MIT Sloan portfolio of degree programs. Partnering with the CDO Data Analyst, Kerri leads the collection, aggregation and publication of MIT Sloan employment data. Prior to her career development career, Kerri managed recruiting teams in the staffing space and served as an early career development specialist for an investment firm.
Contact Kerri to:
Discuss the usage of current tools or recommend other tools for evaluation.
Inquire about the published employment data or its collection process.
Fun Facts: Kerri is a first-gen graduate and the mother of two children (ages 11 and 8) and her 2 year old “furbaby”, a mini Australian Shepherd. When not working on all things career development operations, Kerri can be found coaching soccer or planning the next family adventure with her husband.
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