Graham Wolfe '26

Business Analytics
Hesburgh Program in Public Service
Impact Consulting

Biography

Graham Wolfe ‘26 is studying Business Analytics and the Hesburgh Program in Public Service and is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He currently works as Program Director of The New AI Project within the Technology and Digital Studies Program, overseeing the study of AI’s novel applications to business, ethics, labor, and the arts. He has interned twice with the Lucy Family Institute for Data and Society, studying the implications of AI deployment in the healthcare sector on health equity metrics across the United States through a partnership with Accenture. Previously, he worked as a Business Analyst intern for 1st Source Bank in South Bend. Graham plans to enter management consulting after graduation, and recently interned at McKinsey & Company as a Business Analyst in the Pittsburgh office.

On campus, Wolfe is passionate about mentorship and professional development, taking a leadership position within the Student International Business Council’s Consulting Division. He has also served as a Board Member on The Shirt Project, a direct-source fundraising nonprofit organization, and he is passionate about facilitating informative dialogue about gender, sexuality, and relationship-building through his position at the Gender Relations Council’s LGBTQ+ division. He currently serves as Vice President for The Notre Dame Men’s Glee Club.