BOARD & COMMITTEE
BOARD
The board leads the Graduate Consulting Club and is responsible for defining the club’s strategy, developing new initiatives, and ensuring high-quality operations across all service lines. Each board member heads a specific area and works closely with the committee to deliver impactful activities for our members.
Manuel is a medical student in his Master’s at the University of Basel, currently completing his thesis in Neurosurgery. With a strong foundation in healthcare and a deep interest in business and innovation, he has built a diverse portfolio of experiences alongside his medical studies, including roles in consulting, business development, and drug development. He is a Fellow of the Swiss Study Foundation and the Werner Siemens Foundation and is deeply passionate about creating impact through interdisciplinary collaboration. Manuel is driven by the intersection of medicine, entrepreneurship and strategic thinking. As President of the Graduate Consulting Club, he hopes to foster a space where students from all backgrounds can grow, collaborate and challenge themselves beyond the classroom.
Nina (Yaning) Han, Vice President
Nina is currently a Ph.D. student in Biochemistry at ETH Zürich. Before moving to Switzerland, she studied Biochemistry as an undergraduate in the U.S. and as a master’s student in Tübingen, Germany. With a strong interest in consulting and management, she joined GCC in 2024. Outside of her studies, Nina enjoys classical music and is an active member of student orchestras.
Jane Yap, Head of Operations and Finance
Jane is a master’s student in Management, Technology, and Economics at ETH Zurich, with a chemical engineering background and prior industry experience in manufacturing, sustainability research, and strategic analysis. She has worked across process engineering, facilities planning, and circular-economy policy projects, gaining a broad foundation in data-driven problem-solving and cross-functional international collaboration. Jane joined the Graduate Consulting Club in September 2025 as the Head of Operations and Finance. Together with the board, she aims to strengthen the club’s internal processes, continue the transparent financial stewardship, and enhance the experience of its growing community through streamlined operations and continuous improvement.
Urvashi Dalvi, Head of Partner Relations
Urvashi is a Ph.D. candidate in Neuroscience at the University of Zurich, where her research focuses on brain energy metabolism and the cellular mechanisms underlying aging and neuroinflammation. Originally from India, she earned her first Master’s degree in Biotechnology before moving to France for a second Master’s in Neuroscience, and then to Switzerland for her doctoral studies. Passionate about bridging science and business, Urvashi joined the Graduate Consulting Club in 2025 to explore how analytical thinking, problem-solving, and strategic communication can create real-world impact beyond academia. As Head of Partner Relations, she builds and nurtures relationships with leading consulting firms, ensuring GCC’s collaborations are impactful and forward-looking. Outside the lab and the boardroom, Urvashi is a foodie at heart, experimenting with recipes that mix Indian spices with European flavors and loves exploring new cities, cultures, and conversations.
Pascal Bebié, Head of Consulting Services
Pascal works in the financial services sector and holds a D.Sc. from ETH Zürich. His professional background spans reinsurance, insurance, retail and hospitality, as well as industrial engineering and manufacturing, and fundamental research, including a period as a science attaché at CERN. His expertise includes artificial intelligence, project management, and leading cross-functional teams, with a focus on structuring complex problems into rigorous analysis to support sound judgment and tangible value creation. Pascal joined the Graduate Consulting Club in 2024 and currently serves as Head of Consulting Services. In this role, he organizes the Bridge Program and case competitions. Together with the board, he supports relationships with partner organizations and contributes to the development of the club’s pro bono consulting initiatives. Outside of work, Pascal enjoys photography and scuba diving, interests that often take him traveling.
Danli Fei, Head of Communication & Marketing
Danli holds a Ph.D. in Cell Biology from the University of Zurich, where she worked at the intersection of microscopy and epigenetics. Originally from China, she completed her Bachelor’s degree before pursuing an M.Sc. in Plant Science at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. With a strong foundation in life sciences and hands-on experience in consulting, project management, and communication, she brings a global perspective and a passion for bridging science and business. Since May 2025, Danli has served as Head of Communication & Marketing at the GCC, where she leads outreach and visibility efforts. She is also PMP®-certified and actively volunteers with PMI Switzerland, committed to driving impact through innovation and collaboration.
COMMITTEE
The Committee supports the Board in running the day-to-day activities of the club. Committee members help organize events, coordinate case workshops, develop content, manage member communications, and support our consulting projects.
Titien Gunter, Bridge Committee
Titien is a Master’s student in Computational Science and Engineering at ETH Zurich, with a background in Life Sciences engineering from EPFL. He is interested in the intersection of quantitative analysis, business, and social impact. As Co-Founder and Vice President of Shams, a student-led nonprofit developing solar energy projects for underserved communities, he works on strategy, partnerships, and fundraising. Driven by a strong ambition to connect the biotech sector with consulting, he joined the Graduate Consulting Club in September 2025, where he brings his experience to collaborative consulting projects and helps organize the Bridge Program. In his free time, Titien enjoys photography and writing, and recently completed his first novel.
Roberta Florea, Case Workshop Committee
Roberta is a PhD candidate at ETH Zurich, combining mass spectrometry and integrative modelling to study complex protein structures. Passionate about communicating science beyond the laboratory, she has gained corporate experience through internships in product launching and product management, and has built her knowledge of consulting through workshops and events at consulting firms. As a GCC Committee Member, she helps to design and host the club's case study workshops. Outside of work, she is a martial artist and former KungFu trainer.
RECRUITING
Board and committee roles are ideal for highly motivated students who want to take an active part in shaping the GCC. If you are ready to take on responsibility within the GCC, we encourage you to apply.
Apply by emailing us at: info@graduateconsultingclub.org