Andrew contributes an in-depth knowledge of industrial organization and security valuation to help companies in manufacturing industries solve their strategic problems. Currently, he is a team leader for a group that provides solutions for companies in the household products industry.

Elizabeth's experience in industrial organization and valuation techniques have helped her to refine her problem solving skills.  She has previous work experience as a policy analyst at the FCC and as an intern with Marriott.  Currently she is focusing her efforts in the areas of consumer products and biotechnology.

Travis grew up in Portland, Oregon, and is currently a senior economics major at Pomona college, with experience in accounting, securities valuation, and corporate finance. Outside of school, Travis enjoys reading watching football, and playing guitar.

Emily is presently seeking employment in consulting or brand management. As an economics major, she has always been most interested in the microeconomics of individual and firm behavior. Emily is originally from Maine; she fled the area in search of sunshine and new frontiers.

Sam has an extensive background in industrial organization, public finance, and nonprofit organizations.  He has worked successfully with numerous for- and non-profit organizations.  Currently, he specializes in the airline industry.

Andy has spent many years studying economics and finance, with special emphasis on macroeconomics.  He has experience working in public finance, management consulting and cancer research.  At PAC Consulting, he will leverage these qualifications as the leader of our Biotechnology Division.  Next year, he plans to spend considerable time working with Microsoft Excel in San Francisco.

Damian's core competencies include an emphasis on finance and mathematics. His experience includes extensive work as a consultant for small businesses, focusing on analyzing potential markets and maintaining customer relations. Currently, he is leading a team that provides solutions for companies in the fast food industry.

Matthew Noerper

Matthew recently joined PAC Consulting with an extensive background in economics, politics, and business from Pomona College.  He has a passion for applying academic analysis to the derivation of real world solutions.  He has work experience both in public sector institutions such as the U.S. Congress and the Department of State, as well as within corporate entities such as the Columbia Broadcasting System.  Not afraid to take risks he is an avid climber, martial arts athlete, and skateboarder. 

-  "Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportunity. They seem more afraid of life than death."

   James Francis Byrnes

Jamie has a strong foundation in mathematics and economics that he uses to find strategic solutions for clients in the retail, technology, and financial industries. He has a broad spectrum of experience that ranges from asset management to research science. While Jamie's academic interests lie in econometrics, game theory, and securities, he also enjoys spending time outdoors playing volleyball and mountain biking. He is currently leading a project for growth and strategy in the semiconductor industry.

Jake uses his extensive experience in buying stuff, using things, and going places to assist high profile clients in the retail, technology, and transportation industries. His background in economics also comes in handy. Jake has considerable experience throughout the Pacific Rim that includes defending pineapple patents in Hawaiian corporate law, working in a West Coast stock brokerage firm, studying the language, arts, and literature of Japan, and eating both a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts and an In-N-Out Double-Double Cheeseburger in the span of 15 minutes.

Jason has an economics background with strengths in international economics, applied regression analysis, and the economics of law.  He has interned at a real estate agency, performed various activities within a law firm, and worked with several non-profit organizations in Honolulu and Los Angeles.  He is currently focusing his diverse set of skills on solving strategic problems within the adhesives, computer, and airplane industries.

James D. Likens is the Morris B. and Gladys S. Pendleton Professor of Economics at Pomona College. He teaches courses in microeconomic theory, industrial organization and labor economics. He holds a B.A. in economics and an MBA in management from the University of California at Berkeley and Ph.D. in economics from the University of Minnesota. He has extensive experience working for a number of major corporations and as a business consultant.