PGN at University of Wisconsin
PGN is a professional development organization for all majors…
…that believes there are clear steps, training and support networks that can mitigate underemployment and unemployment risk, and prepare graduates for a lifetime of success.
What We Offer
Real-World Experience
PGN members have the opportunity to apply the skills they learn in the classroom to real-world projects, running an organization, managing people, and navigating situations that will better prepare them for transitioning to the workplace.
Community of Mentors
At PGN, we are devoted to each other and driven to success, meaning you have mentors for life - ready to help you throughout your career. We create this community by connecting you with Alumni and business leaders across the United States.
Industry Diversity
PGN accepts all majors to ensure that we are reflective of the demographics and skill sets of today’s businesses. Most importantly, this allows us to prepare future leaders across verticals with the skills needed to succeed.
Where We Work
We accept all majors, which means we work in nearly every industry, in any department.
Our Leaders
Emma Frederick,
President
Year: Junior
Major: Personal Finance
Hobbies: Hammocking, checking out plant stores, and going to concerts
Why PGN: To meet like-minded individuals and get more involved on campus
Spencer Chun,
Vice President of External Affairs
Year: Sophomore
Major: Economics and History with Data Science certificate
Hobbies: Driving around and listening to music, running, and watching the sunrise
Why PGN: To meet people outside of his realm to expand and diversify his social circle
Cate Van Alstine,
Vice President of Internal Affairs
Year: Sophomore
Major: Mathematics and Economics
Hobbies: Playing the flute, baking, and shopping
Why PGN: To meet new people, gain networking opportunities, and prepare for the professional world
Emma Reismann,
Vice President of Communications
Year: Sophomore
Major: Supply Chain Management and Marketing
Hobbies: Exploring new coffee shops, watching movies, and spending time outside
Why PGN: To meet more people in her classes and around campus, explore possible career paths, and improve her professional skills
Jack Malloy,
Vice President of Finance
Year: Junior
Major: Finance and Accounting
Hobbies: Playing basketball and spending time outside
Why PGN: To get to know people from a variety of backgrounds who all enjoy business and to improve his professional skills
Wyatt Broscious,
Vice President of Membership
Year: Sophomore
Major: Mathematics and Economics
Hobbies: Watching MMA and playing the guitar
Why PGN: To focus on growing as an individual and helping others grow
