Our Team
The Students Behind the Organization
Filip Orth
Marketing Project Manager
Filip is a management, political science, international business and entrepreneurship student at Santa Clara University from Bratislava, Slovakia. During his time at SCU, he was the President at the Santa Clara Venture Capital Association as well as was a part of SCU´s team at the Venture Capital Investment Competition. He was also a board member in the Student Advisory Board and recently, he joined the Associated Student Government as a Senator At-Large for Entrepreneurship.
Anna Morris
Marketing Project Manager
Anna is a finance, psychology, and business analytics student at Santa Clara University from Fort Worth, Texas. During her time at Santa Clara University, she was the Finance and Office Manager for Activities Programming Board, where she ran a $250,000 budget. In this coming year, she will continue to be a Teaching Assistant for Contemporary Business Issues and an Ambassador for the Leavey School of Business.
Chloe Scocimara
Finance Project Manager
Chloe is a junior at Santa Clara University’s Leavey School of Business, where she studies accounting and information systems and business analytics. During her sophomore year, she was the treasurer of Chaarg, an all-girls health and fitness club. This year, she will be an officer for the SCU Accounting Association. She is also a member of Alpha Phi Fraternity and a campus ambassador for Wiley Efficient Learning.
Harrison Hayes
Finance Project Manager
Harrison Hayes is a senior finance major from Chicago, Illinois who initially came to Santa Clara to play baseball. He joined ZiM in the fall of his junior year and enjoys working with the organization and using his skill set to help others in need. As Investment Officer, Harrison created and manages an endowment fund to increase the size of loans and capabilities for the Microfinance Association.
Tess Sestito
Operations Project Manager
Tess Sestito is a finance, business analytics, and women’s and gender studies student from Boston, Massachusetts. Her involvement with ZiM began when she was a student in Professor Le’s Global & Cultural Environment of Business course. Tess has previously spent time working in India and the UK and is passionate about the intersection of business and social impact.
