Justin Schweiger of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Management in May 2011, placing his name on the Dean’s High Honor List and with All-Academic Recognition from the UAA. Schweiger has a minor in Economics and has completed more than a dozen courses in the accounting, economics, and management fields.

Justin Schweiger began work in January 2007 as an intern and marketing assistant for Allstate Insurance in Washington, DC. He maintained his position for half a year, while simultaneously offering his skills at Harvard Medical School. At the school’s Department of Continuing Medical Education, Schweiger was responsible for managing databases through Microsoft Excel. He also set up a means by which researchers at the university could communicate with each other.

Justin Schweiger accepted a position at Ameriprise Financial in 2009, interning for the company’s Field Vice President. Schweiger was responsible for researching a variety of financial information and collecting broker data for the company’s use; as a part of his job he also helped to edit a book on postgraduate financial study. He served Ameriprise until May, when he transferred to Berman & Associates in Washington, DC, as an office intern. Schweiger undertook a job as a marketing representative for Nike in June of the same year, working with coaches and NBA scouts at LeBron James Skills Academy and King City Classic.

In April of 2010, Justin Schweiger became a member of the Wolstein Society at CWRU, and in May he studied international marketing at Rouen Business School in France. Most recently, Schweiger served as an intern analyst for Transfer Pricing Associates in Arlington, Virginia; from July to August he worked with the company’s financial information, researched into the business’s leading competitors, and suggested pricing guidelines at the company’s request. While in Arlington, Schweiger became involved with the poverty-awareness organization A Wider Circle in neighboring Washington, DC.