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Uncertain about what to do after you obtain your undergraduate degree?
Thinking about career options outside of your major?
Looking to increase your income potential?
Want to build your skillsets to enhance job choices?

Talk with Ted Evans

If you could benefit from a consultation, feel free to stop by a scheduled session (see calendar below) or contact Ted directly via email at tedlistens@case.edu.

Upcoming Ted Listens Events

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“Make the time to talk to Ted Evans. He offers deep experience in multiple industries and lends an honest, listening ear. Ted helped me explore possibilities unique to my interests and skills, which is more valuable than I can say.” — Dylan Beach, MBA '16

“Ted's enthusiasm, humor and rich experience in the consulting field has been a great resource for me. He is not only generous with his advice and time but also with sharing his network. I highly recommend TedListens to anyone to gain fresh and upbeat advice for their future career!” — Lisa Liang, CWR '15

“Ted was willing to go above and beyond to help a student. Even after applying for the program, Ted continued to e-mail me to ask how I was doing and to see if I had any more questions. He even linked me up with a present student so I could get all of my questions answered.” — Emma Limoli, MSM-Finance '17

Who is Ted?

Ted Evans is a an experienced professional and consultant who brings 20 years of industry and consulting experience with firms like A.T. Kearney, Accenture, Aon Hewitt and Grainger to Case Western Reserve University. He has consulted with companies such as Intel, GE, Corning, Pfizer, Chevron, and Sara Lee to name a few. Ted is well-informed of the operational, technological, and human capital needs of organizations, as many seek those with graduate-level finance training.

Through his work, Ted has served several industries including finance, technology, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and oil & gas. He brings a breadth of intellectual resources to students seeking consultation as well as those who may not be aware of the opportunities provided by taking just nine months to complete a master’s in finance.

Questions? Contact Ted at tedlistens@case.edu.