JHGCC 9th Healthcare Case Competition
Friday, April 26th, 2019 - Johns Hopkins University Preclinical Teaching Building (PCTB)
The JHGCC Healthcare Case Competition offers Johns Hopkins University students and staff an exciting opportunity to formulate strategic recommendations to a given problem and win up to $5000 in the process. Participants will also have a chance to present and discuss their ideas with a panel of judges from leading consulting firms and corporate strategy offices, and interact with them more informally during a private networking reception. Many participants of years past have successfully pursued strategy consulting positions afterwards, aided by the feedback they received and connections they made during the Case Competition. Students can enter the competition with a team of 3 to 5 students; students can be from multiple schools, programs and departments; undergraduates, all masters, post-docs, MDs, PhDs, and resident doctors are eligible. The top 3 teams will be awarded cash prizes.
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First Place
$5,000 |
Second Place
$3,000 |
Third Place
$2,000 |
Update: Thank you to all of the participants, judges, sponsors and volunteers for making this case competition a memorable event!
The teams winning the $10,000 total prizes included students from the (1) Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, (2) Bloomberg School of Public Health, (3) School of Medicine, (4) School of Engineering, and (5) School of Arts and Sciences.
Our keynote lecturer, Dr. Hon Pak – Chief Medical Officer at 3M Health Information Systems and world-renowned leader in health IT and telemedicine – delighted us with a discussion on value-based care and precision medicine.
Consultants and senior directors from 3M, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Navigant, L.E.K. Consulting, ClearView Healthcare Partners, Booz Allen Hamilton, Putnam Associates, CBPartners,Beghou Consulting, Syneos Health (Previously INC Research/inVentiv Health), Sage Growth Partners, LLC, Back Bay Life Science Advisors, Rabin Martin, The Center for Advancing Innovation Inc. provided us with a unique networking and growth opportunity throughout the day.
The Universities represented during the event with one or more teams participating were The Johns Hopkins University, Harvard University, Columbia University in the City of New York, Duke University,Yale School of Management, Stanford University Graduate School of Business and more.
Three teams from Johns Hopkins won first, second, and third place at the competition.
The first place $5,000 prize went to “Team Atlas Health.” Team members included Gilda Assi, Jessica Joseph, Nadia Ilyas, Namho Kim, and Mikhail Osanov.
The second place $3,000 prize went to “Team Precision,” consisting of members Rohan Gupta, Alyssa Kallman, Akshay Monga, Jeremy Hudson, and Nida Ahmed.
The third place $2,000 prize went to “Team Mancala,” which included members Anissa Sridhar, Ian Woodworth, Akshay Narkar, Weichen Liao, and Sayak Panda.
The teams winning the $10,000 total prizes included students from the (1) Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, (2) Bloomberg School of Public Health, (3) School of Medicine, (4) School of Engineering, and (5) School of Arts and Sciences.
Our keynote lecturer, Dr. Hon Pak – Chief Medical Officer at 3M Health Information Systems and world-renowned leader in health IT and telemedicine – delighted us with a discussion on value-based care and precision medicine.
Consultants and senior directors from 3M, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Navigant, L.E.K. Consulting, ClearView Healthcare Partners, Booz Allen Hamilton, Putnam Associates, CBPartners,Beghou Consulting, Syneos Health (Previously INC Research/inVentiv Health), Sage Growth Partners, LLC, Back Bay Life Science Advisors, Rabin Martin, The Center for Advancing Innovation Inc. provided us with a unique networking and growth opportunity throughout the day.
The Universities represented during the event with one or more teams participating were The Johns Hopkins University, Harvard University, Columbia University in the City of New York, Duke University,Yale School of Management, Stanford University Graduate School of Business and more.
Three teams from Johns Hopkins won first, second, and third place at the competition.
The first place $5,000 prize went to “Team Atlas Health.” Team members included Gilda Assi, Jessica Joseph, Nadia Ilyas, Namho Kim, and Mikhail Osanov.
The second place $3,000 prize went to “Team Precision,” consisting of members Rohan Gupta, Alyssa Kallman, Akshay Monga, Jeremy Hudson, and Nida Ahmed.
The third place $2,000 prize went to “Team Mancala,” which included members Anissa Sridhar, Ian Woodworth, Akshay Narkar, Weichen Liao, and Sayak Panda.
