SWI Executive Board 26–27

Ariana Coulolias is a sophomore studying Management Science and Engineering. On campus, she serves as President of Stanford Women in Investing, is a VC Analyst for Stanford Sustainable Investment Group, and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Ariana’s investing interests include wealth management, asset management, and venture capital. She is also deeply committed to advancing financial literacy education and empowering young women to pursue investing careers. Her interests include impact investing and she loves to run and do lagree on the weekends.

Angela Li is a sophomore at Stanford University studying Economics with a focus on Energy, interested in the convergence of emerging tech, global development, and innovation. She started investing after discovering the stock market game in elementary school and making her snack allowance from trading! She has explored climate investing through experiences spanning venture capital and philanthropy at WWF, and will join Macquarie’s Infrastructure & Real Assets team in New York this summer. Outside of SWI, she loves building connections across her many communities as Sophomore Class President, VP at Stanford’s Energy Club, and Principal at Stanford Sustainable Investment Group.

Alena Zhang is a sophomore studying Mathematics and International Relations. On campus, she serves as CFO of Stanford Women in Investing, in addition to involvement with the Charles R Blyth Fund as a student investment analyst. Alena is broadly interested in wealth management, consulting, and hopes to embark on a global career in finance. In her free time, she enjoys learning languages (5 and counting), going to solidcore, and cafe-hopping.

Marcha is a first-year at Stanford University studying Management Science & Engineering. She serves as Chief Investment Officer of Stanford Women in Investing (SWI) and is a UI/UX design intern at Runway Avenue, a fashion-AI startup transforming how people discover and shop for clothing. Her interests lie at the intersection of venture, consumer platforms, and private equity. Beyond this, she enjoys horseback riding, playing the harp, flower arranging, and cooking.

Vivian Kao is a freshman studying Math & Economics. At Stanford, she is the Chief Investment Officer of Stanford Women in Investing, is an Analyst at the Charles R. Blyth Fund, and is part of ASES’s VC3 team. Vivian’s investing interests include private equity and cultural institutions. She is also passionate about classical piano performance and animal welfare.

Carolyn is a first-year at Stanford University studying Data Science and Management Science & Engineering. Growing up in a semilingual immigrant household, numbers became her first language—and the foundation of her interests across climate, capital, and data. At Stanford, she currently leads commercialization strategy for a utility-scale energy-flexibility platform and is broadly interested in supporting research pipelines from lab to market. She is also involved in SSIG, the Energy Club, and Stanford Pre-Business Association—and can generally be found talking to interesting people (or just people in general). Outside of her love for conversation, Carolyn is extraordinarily passionate about hot yoga, power walking, good food, and quasi-competitive badminton.

Sara Garg is a freshman studying Economics from New Jersey. She is involved in Stanford Pre-Business Association, the Blyth Fund and is the Chief Recruiting Officer for Stanford Women in Business. Specifically, she is interested in Private Equity and Venture Capital. In her free time, she loves to workout, play tennis, drink coffee, and hang out with her friends and family.

Eva Chen is a freshman studying economics at Stanford University. Her hometown is San Francisco and she serves as the Chief Operations Officer of Stanford Women in Investing. Eva’s investing interests include M&As, due diligence, and private equity.

Kate Lee is a freshman studying Economics. Born and raised in South Korea and now based in the Bay Area, she brings a global perspective to her academic and professional interests. On campus, she serves as Chief Operations Officer of Stanford Women in Investing, and she is particularly interested in asset management and investment banking. Outside the classroom, she enjoys cafe-hopping (with every spot ranked on Beli!), traveling, and playing badminton.

Marjorie Luzuriaga is a junior studying Economics and Biology from sunny Los Angeles. On campus, she serves as Chief Technical Officer of Stanford Women in Investing, is involved in research in the Department of Endocrinology, and is also a member of Stanford’s premier co-ed business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi. Marjorie will be working in venture capital in the Bay Area this summer. She is passionate about addressing healthcare inequity issues and learning about healthcare investments that could make the patient-clinician processes more efficient. In her free time, she loves trying different matcha places in the Bay Area and going on late night gym sessions at Farillaga.

Lilienne Zhang is a sophomore from Hong Kong studying Biology. She is interested in investing at the intersection of science, consumer businesses, and technology. Her past experience includes capital markets at Trustar Capital, marketing at Coach, product management at Party Animals, as well as various cosmetic OEMs. She also founded an NGO, The Hue of You, an initiative partnering with Hong Kong nonprofits to provide styling services to underserved women. On campus, Lilienne is a member of Stanford Counterpoint Acapella, Stanford SENSA, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Lilienne also enjoys photography, graphic design, dancing, singing, and animal shelter volunteering.