BOW is organizing our third annual Impact Case Competition on March 27th, 2021. Sponsored by the Federal Reserve, EY-Parthenon, Accenture, and Gartner, the competition is inviting the nation’s top 25 schools to participate.
We anticipate 25 competing teams of 3 to 4 people. Students in the competition will provide financial and consulting analysis for one of DIIG’s clients, Hometeam Ventures, a Y-Combinator backed venture capital start-up that invests in global affordable housing.
Meet BOW's Logistics Chair, Lucy Ren!
Lucy Ren is a sophomore from San Diego, California pursuing a major in Economics with a concentration in Finance. She is very excited to be Logistics Chair and work with the Data Analytics Committee to deliver data-driven insights for the
continued improvement of BOW. She joined BOW in the fall of her freshman year and previously served on the External Initiatives Committee. This past summer, Lucy worked on data visualization and strategy as an intern at a digital strategy consulting company. Outside of BOW, she
Meet BOW's RedeSIGn Chair, Danielle Smith!
Danielle Smith is a junior from Westchester, New York pursuing a major in Neuroscience and a minor in Economics. At Duke, Danielle is an active member of the Duke Business Society and has held leadership roles on the executive boards of
conference in San Francisco, and she will be continuing her research in her junior year. She also interned at NYU Langone Health with the Decision Support and Value Improvement team. The summer after her sophomore year, Danielle worked as a Clinical Data Management intern for
Meet BOW's VP of Community Engagement, Blossom Mojekwu!
Blossom Mojekwu is a junior from Chicago, IL majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Political Science. She joined BOW in the spring of her freshman year. During her freshman summer, she was an Engineering Practicum
intern at Google. This past summer, Blossom was a Facebook University engineering intern working on mobile app development. Outside of BOW, Blossom is part of Duke's National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) and serves on the executive board of DukeAfrica. In her free time,
Meet BOW's Diversity, Empowerment, and Inclusion Chair, Cheyenne Quijano!
Cheyenne Quijano is a junior majoring in Economics and Computer Science. She is from Paramus, New Jersey. During her freshman summer, she was a legal intern at Davis, Saperstein, and Salomon. This past
summer, she was an IT/tech assistant for the same law firm. Outside of BOW, Cheyenne works at the Emily Krzyzewski Center and is a research assistant under the Fuqua School of Business and Kenan Institute for Ethics. In her free time, Cheyenne enjoys running outside, learning new
Meet BOW's VP of Diversity, Empowerment, and Inclusion, Lavonne Hoang!
Lavonne Hoang is a senior from Houston, Texas majoring in Computer Science and Statistics and minoring in Spanish. During her freshman summer, she participated in study abroad programs in Geneva and Madrid.
During her sophomore summer, she interned at McClatchy as a software engineer intern. This past summer, she interned at Citi as a sales and trading summer analyst. Lavonne is also on the executive board of Devils en Pointe and a DTech scholar. Outside of these activities, Lavonne


