Spring 2020

News, Notes, and Nods: Connections

The Babson Alumni Club of India
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As the Centennial year came to a successful conclusion, the Babson community welcomed in a new century at events that spanned the world—from New York to Dallas to San Francisco to Mumbai, India—demonstrating how the College’s network and impact extend well beyond one campus in Wellesley, Massachusetts.


The Babson Alumni Club of India hosted alumni and current parents for a cocktail reception February 10 (above) at Town Hall Mumbai, owned by Babson alumni Randeep Bajaj ’07 and Vaibhav Vohra ’08.


Shun Ping Huang ’17 (left) and Sanjana Subramanian ’16

Alumni, students, and friends gathered January 14 in New York City for a Connect networking reception, where they also learned about the business of hacking. Pictured is Shun Ping Huang ’17 (left) and Sanjana Subramanian ’16 (right).


Tiffany Lien ’10 , Hannah Melnicoe, Catherine Lau ’10, and Sam Wear ’11

Members of our San Francisco community said their goodbyes to the campus but not one another. A holiday party and final farewell December 12 on the West Coast campus included, from left to right, Tiffany Lien ’10, Hannah Melnicoe, Catherine Lau ’10, and Sam Wear ’11.


Sienzhi Kouemo ’20 (right), and Rosemary Enrico

Over winter break, current and former students of the Roger and Rosemary Enrico Dallas Scholarship program, including Sienzhi Kouemo ’20 (right), met for brunch in Dallas to celebrate the generosity of Rosemary Enrico (left) and her late husband, Roger Enrico ’65, H’86.


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