Connor Regan knew that he wasn't going to be the valedictorian at Northwestern so he found his niche in collecting real world work experience with 9 internships while a student in Evanston. One of those internships was at Google where he went back to after graduation and has not left since. Although it is rare for a millennial to stay at the same organization for long, Regan talks about how he could work at Google for his entire career and do something different every couple of years. Listen in as Regan talks about his first job starting a vending machine company when he was 11 through the advice he has to share with the Northwestern Network.
Finding Balance in Your Body and Your Life with Zeena Dhalla ’95
What’s Next Live from New York Recording
Navigating Career as a Creative Professional with Ziwe Fumudoh ’14
Vulnerability in Leadership with Allison Hansen ’09
Introducing the New Host of Northwestern Intersections, Helen Kim ’16
Professional Development Series with Melissa McFarlane ’86 on Embracing Change and Habits
Professional Development Series with Kathryn Haydon ’99 on Creative Problem Solving Process
Professional Development Series with Tish Hicks ’88 on the Power of One’s Voice
Isabelle Nüssli ’10 MBA on Empowering Productivity in C-Level Leadership and Partnerships
Ellie Burrows Gluck ’06 on Meditating in the Midst of Busy Schedule
Erica Keswin ’95 MBA on Quality Relationships at the Workplace
Behind the Scenes with Chuck Bontrager ’94 and Heather Aranyi ’05
Paula Whitman ‘86 on De-Stressing the College Admissions Process
Gary Beasley ’87 on Taking Calculated Risks
Nicole Gibbons ‘03 on Revolutionizing the Paint Industry
Scott Shay '79, ’80 MBA on the Golden Rule in Finance and Life
Audrey Cheng '15 on Redefining Success to Prioritize Happiness
Brian Mustanski ’99 on his Passion for LGBT Health Research
Campus to City Live from Evanston Recording
Mallory Thompson ’79, ’80 MS on Making Connections & Building an Alumni Community
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