Kate Shin '29

Biography

Kate Shin ‘29 is a double major in Economics and Film, Television, and Theatre with a minor in the Glynn Family Honors Program. Originally from Orange County, California, and Seoul, South Korea, she is interested in the intersection of business strategy, media, and global markets. As a student in the Sheedy Family Program, Kate explores these interests through an interdisciplinary approach to business and the liberal arts.

On campus, Kate serves as the director of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment career community of Beyond the Dome, where she guides over 150 students in the College of Arts & Letters with professional development resources and opportunities. She is also involved with the Student International Business Council, where she has worked on consulting and financial analysis projects for companies including Deloitte and DG-19. These experiences have allowed Kate to explore how analytical and strategic thinking can be applied across different industries.

Kate is currently working with New York Life Investment Management on a project focused on geographic expansion and sales strategy. She has also gained experience in business analysis and developing recommendations through the BEAM Program, where she presented a stock pitch to professionals from Goldman Sachs and Sixth Street. Through Deloitte’s DOMER Mentorship Program, Kate has further explored her interest in consulting while learning about the industry from Deloitte professionals.

Kate hopes to pursue a career in consulting and strategy while continuing to explore how her interests in media and entertainment can intersect with her work in business.