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Clara Pomi
Consultant at Bain & Company
Clara Pomi is a Consultant at Bain & Company, based in San Francisco, California.2 She has an impressive background that includes:
Education
Clara is an MBA candidate at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. During her time at Haas, she served as a co-chair for the Women in Leadership conference, where she expressed that coming to Haas was her way of reimagining her life.3
Professional Experience
Prior to joining Bain & Company, Clara worked as a project manager, though the specific company is not mentioned in the available information.3 Her transition to consulting at Bain & Company represents a significant career move.
Skills and Qualities
Clara is described as:
- A true team player
- An effective communicator
- Someone who thrives in collaborative environments
- Skilled at developing relationships and working cross-functionally1
LinkedIn Profile
Her LinkedIn username is indeed clarapomi, as mentioned in the query.1
While specific details about her current role at Bain & Company are limited, Clara's background suggests she brings a combination of project management experience, leadership skills, and a fresh MBA perspective to her consulting work.
Highlights
It's been about a month since the Berkeley Haas Women in Leadership Conference, what has turned out to be my most challenging and proudest experience at Haas. A year of planning became a weekend of listening, learning and community building that exceeded all my expectations. It was invigorating to be in a room full of women and allies and spend a day asking ourselves how can we reset, reimagine and rebuild our careers, our goals and our communities together. I was honored and inspired to hear from our fantastic lineup of speakers, including our keynotes Kim Malek, founder of Salt & Straw, and Vicky Tsai, founder of TATCHA.
Thank you to my rock-star co-chair Emily Shapiro and our amazing team, Bailey Daum, Katherine Willcox, Camila Rico, Danielle Dhillon, Tess Maria Krasne, Lily Sahn, Julie W., Neha Dutta, Pooja Bag and Charlotte Harris, as well as our wonderful first-years and volunteers, without whom this amazing day and weekend would not have been possible.
Leading a team of incredible women to pull together the Women in Leadership Conference has been one of the most rewarding parts of my business school experience. The Conference aims to inspire attendees to reset boundaries, reimagine systems, and rebuild their communities with strength and purpose. If you are in the Bay Area, please join us!
More information and tickets at: https://wilconference.org/
