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Bianca Costa ’15 embraces a modern Renaissance approach to life. As the head of the program management office within group data COO at UBS, she leads with expertise and innovation. Outside of her professional role, she is a devoted mother of two young boys, Colsen York and Cavin Lato, and the author of the popular new children's book, Not A Bedtime Story. Her book charmingly captures the universal bedtime struggle with warmth, humor and just the right amount of mischief.
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Alumni Spotlight
I couldn’t have predicted how my career would develop. But that is part of the beauty of a Stevens education. You learn to be a problem solver and that is something you can apply in so many ways. Stevens prepares you to be open to the different opportunities that come your way.
Jaime Madrigano ’98
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
It’s okay to change your mind about what you want to do. Follow what you love, and you will achieve success.
Felicia Heard ’16
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevens' rigorous curriculum and exceptional career support were instrumental in preparing me for leadership at Deloitte.
Nikhil S. Shahani M.S. ’17
Deloitte
At Stevens, I learned what is important to me. I created my own concept of success and I enjoy living it.
Jeremy Roche ’18 M.Eng. ’18
Engineering Consultant
I couldn’t have predicted how my career would develop. But that is part of the beauty of a Stevens education. You learn to be a problem solver and that is something you can apply in so many ways. Stevens prepares you to be open to the different opportunities that come your way.
Jaime Madrigano ’98
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
It’s okay to change your mind about what you want to do. Follow what you love, and you will achieve success.
Felicia Heard ’16
Stevens Institute of Technology
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