Blair Sontag is a junior at Loomis Chaffee from Westchester, New York. In addition to serving as the President of the Entrepreneurship Club, Blair is a junior Class Officer, a Prefect in Richmond dorm, a Peer Health Educator, Communications Director for the Jewish Student Union, and tour guide. Blair has an interest in acting and integrates her passion for entrepreneurship with the curation of her personal brand as an actress. Blair most recently completed a summer internship with the Norton Center for the Common Good and was a co-founder of the Bedford Community Composting Initiative in her hometown of Bedford, New York. Blair has an immense interest in entrepreneurship and loves exploring new initiatives and ventures! Blair is excited to lead the entrepreneurship club for the next few years and see how it can grow and shape on campus! When she’s not in rehearsal for the play or planing an event for the club, Blair loves playing JV Puck and hanging out with her friends.

Claire Cen is a senior at Loomis Chaffee from Los Altos, CA. At Loomis, Claire is the Vice President of the Entrepreneurship Club, which she has been a part of since her freshman year. She has also started her own digital marketing company, Pomenova, and works with students to provide nonprofits with free social media campaigns. Her other activities include being a Class Officer, Head Tour Guide, Pan-Asian Student Alliance Co-President, ESG Investment Club Co-President, Debate Team Captain, Log (Newspaper) Social Media Manager, Shultz Fellow, and a member of the Dance Company. Outside of school, she loves drinking boba and hanging out with her cat, Muffin.

Georgii Demkin is a junior, Class of 2027, and a founder of PathHarbor, a career-path testing platform for students. He’s managed 5,000+ digital-goods transactions and interned at GlobalWork.ai (market research, growth, increased company’s revenue x2 in 3 months) and BloggingMachine.io (marketing, growth).

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgii-demkin-003523347?

Eli from Los Angeles, California and currently attends Stanford University. At Loomis, he engrossed himself in the science and mathematics curriculum, and was a three-year member of the guitar ensemble. Eli was also Co-President of the Loomis Math Society, President of (and tutor for) Huishuo English Tutoring, a Head Tutor in the Quantitative Science and Resource Center, a Head Delegate for the Model United Nations club, Outreach Director for the Jewish Student Union, board member of the Financial Literacy Advisory Board, student manager of the Rubinstein Fund for Holocaust education, a Resident Assistant in Taylor Hall, and a student council representative for senior boarders. Outside of school, Eli enjoys playing guitar, blacksmithing, golfing, and playing soccer. Eli was on the Boys Varsity Golf Team since freshman year, and he also served as Assistant Coach for the Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Team. Eli is also an avid researcher, and recently investigated the effects of polydispersity on the thickness of polymer thin-films, a novel drug delivery system for intracanal medicaments for endodontic therapy, and the efficacy of a self-assembling peptide hydrogel for drug delivery for anti-cancer therapy. Eli hopes to use his passion for science and innovation to solve global problems through entrepreneurship. Check out his website or LinkedIn to learn more about him.

Ryan Wang is a Loomis Chaffee alum from Farmington, CT and currently attends the University of Chicago. At Loomis, Ryan was the Co-President of the Loomis Chaffee Finance and Entrepreneurship Club which he founded in his sophomore year. Additionally, he loves to golf and was a part of the Loomis Chaffee Boy’s Varsity Golf Team since his freshman year. Outside of Loomis, Ryan founded the Farmington, CT branch of the Alliance of Youth Leaders in the United States (AYLUS). So far he has hosted a crayon recycling drive, local park clean up and animal support, and also helped volunteer at fundraisers along with his members. He aims to continue helping the local community around him environmentally and socially.