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Grace Nie

MBA student, Northwestern University

Evanston, IL 60202

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Degree University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - B.S. Cert EY SAP - Foundation - Learning (2021) Cert Supply Chain Foundations Cert Microsoft Office Master 2013 Cert Microsoft Office Specialist Excel 2013 Expert Cert Microsoft Office Specialist Word 2013 Cert Microsoft Office Specialist PowerPoint 2013

After a bike accident and surgery, recovery challenges inspired me to create Fracture Club, an adaptive apparel that transforms painful experiences into empowerment.

Grace Nie · In Her Own Words

Her Story

About Grace

Grace Nie is an ex-consultant, currently pursuing her MBA at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management as part of the Class of 2027. With a passion for innovation and human-centered design, Grace has built a career that bridges business strategy and social impact. She previously worked as a consultant at Boston Consulting Group, where she leverages her expertise in management consulting and operational excellence to help organizations solve complex challenges across industries. Her early experiments with resilience and goal-setting, such as her “Goal 100” project, reflect her long-standing curiosity, creativity, and willingness to embrace challenges. Grace’s professional pursuits are complemented by a rich personal life. She is an avid traveler, a cat lover, and an enthusiast of crafts and reptiles. She is also committed to giving back to her community, supporting local nonprofit organizations through both time and resources. Known for her energy, thoughtfulness, and leadership, Grace continues to inspire those around her by combining ambition with empathy and a relentless drive to make a meaningful impact.

Her Interview

Ten minutes with Grace

01What do you attribute your success to?

I attribute my success to maintaining humility and regularly engaging in self-reflection. I also prioritize continuous learning and make it a point to educate myself, which allows me to grow both personally and professionally.

02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?

I would advise young women entering my industry to never be afraid to try new things. While others may not always understand the reasons behind your choices, it’s important to pursue opportunities that are meaningful and aligned with your goals.

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