
After two years of working on projects with CCT clients, Ezra Gordon moved behind the scenes into the vital role of Chair of the Infrastructure Committee on the CCT Board. He and his team have put in place the technology and information systems that project teams and Board committees rely on for online collaboration, accepting applications, maintaining volunteer and client records, and archiving history.
MBA: The Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, Dartmouth College
Town of Residence: Cambridge, MA
Professional Background: Strategy & Operations, Entrepreneurship, Management Consulting, Marketing
Nonprofit Focus: Energy, Environment, Health, Arts
Previous CCT Clients: Springstep, Containers2Clinics, Mass Design, The Genesis Fund
Why did you decide to volunteer for CCT?
I first volunteered for CCT after graduating from Tuck in 2009. In business school, I led Tuck Student Consulting Services, an organization which served a mission similar to CCT. Based on that experience, I knew that CCT would be a fun and rewarding way to give back to my community.
What have you found to be the most rewarding aspects of working on a CCT project? On the CCT Board?