If you ever need anything, Sarah is always there to show you the ropes, literally. As a Ropes Course facilitator at Mizzou Venture Out, she’s all about bringing people together then sticking them 35 feet in the air. Her work at the course has given her a unique understanding of group dynamics and conflict resolution that has made her the perfect fit for her role as an Account Executive. Off the clock, she loves to experiment in the kitchen and actually enjoys reading cookbooks for fun. To Sarah, cooking and sharing food with others is the best way to connect. Her life dream is to visit every national park before she dies. To date, she’s managed eight out of 60. We wish her well on her endeavors.

Through the summer, Sarah interned with International Foundation for Retirement Education where she updated and managed social media accounts as well as re-designed client materials. She has also spent time at 3PM Solutions, a startup tech company based in Chicago as a marketing intern. She soon found out that she comprised the entire marketing department and was tasked to set the brand standards for the new company. This included logo redesign and content and educational material creation.

If you ever have a coffee in Missouri, you owe Becca a thank you. Soon after achieving her life’s ultimate ambition and becoming a certified barista, she turned her kind and tender heart towards training those who came after her. In the 12 months since, she has gone on to establish a pedigree of such elite coffee-makers that many claim her actions have altered the course of caffeine dependence forever.

If she’s not changing history, or attempting to break the world record for how many productive things one human being can accomplish in 24 hours, she’s probably traveling the globe. She’d been to 21 countries by the time she turned 21 years old and is currently trying to make it to her 17th U.S. state. This summer, she interned near her hometown in Chicago for both Northwestern Medicine and the Merit School of Music. While there, she developed strategic plans, pitched stories to media outlets, planned press conferences and even pretended to be passed out on PBS— all of which has irrevocably established her as a young professional. Outside of working as an account executive for MOJO Ad, she likes to spend time water skiing or sailing.

Rachel does a lot of things. Sleep is not one of them. She currently holds four jobs (yes, four) because she thrives on keeping busy. Besides leading Maven 11, she’s a brand management intern for Scout & Nimble Interior Design, directs social media for Chicago International Model United Nations and is lending a hand to the professors as a TA. She also runs a side business with her best friend, designing and selling Snapchat filters for birthdays, weddings and sorority events. A few other companies that have been blessed with her killer work ethic include the Blue Note, Rose Music Hall and Geometry Global in NYC. But we’ll have to stop here. If we listed everything she’s accomplished, we’ll end up writing a novel.

In her spare time (we’re not quite sure where she finds it), she loves to explore art and dabble with graphic design and calligraphy. Her favorite artists include Mondrian, Pollock, Rothko and Judy Chicago. It’s no surprise Rachel also has a serious coffee addiction. She could single-handedly keep the Columbia Dunkin’ Donuts in business. After graduation, Rachel plans to follow the bright lights to the Big Apple and land a job in account management. And we have no doubt she’ll do just that. Rachel is living proof that women will someday run the world.