Erb Institute alumni work all over the world and in every sector of society and maintain strong links to the Erb Institute, supporting our work by making donations, sponsoring research, collaborating on new projects, or by serving on the Institute’s External Advisory Board.
Alumni
Rina Horiuchi
Product Design Manager
Castlight Health
MBA/MS Program 2006
Rina Horiuchi is currently a product manager and user experience designer at Castlight Health, a social enterprise software start-up focused on bringing transparency to health care. Prior to Castlight, Rina was in the Advisory Services group at BSR (formerly Business for Social Responsibility) where she worked with companies on strategies to address environmental and human rights issues. She is also developing a book and website on visualizing sustainability issues. Rina completed her undergraduate studies at Stanford University with a double-major in Product Design Engineering and Japanese Studies.
Katy Abrams Levine
Human Resources
Cisco Systems
MBA/MS Program 2006
Katy is interested in public spaces and how they affect community and individual wellbeing. She is also interested in cross-sector partnerships and is the student coordinator of the Business School's Board Fellowship Program. Katy conducted a Domestic Corps summer internship at Focus: HOPE where she developed recommendations to improve the timeliness and accuracy of volunteer placement and initiated an ongoing improvement process for the volunteer department. Prior to returning to school, Katy was a consultant with the Public Sector Group of American Management Systems where she most recently worked with the Human Resources Administration of New York City to implement Medicaid policy and program changes. Katy graduated from Brown University in 1999 with an A.B. in Human Biology.
Jonathan Koch
Managing Director/Partner
US Renewables Group
MBA/MS Program 1996
Jonathan is a Managing Director and co-founder of the Firm, and is based in New York. Prior to joining USRG, Mr. Koch was COO for Visible Path, a Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers funded application service provider. He was the founder and CEO of Sundial, a leader in provisioning utility services online. Sundial was acquired by Essential.com, an early entrant into retail power marketing and telecommunications, and later sold to InPhonic (NASDAQ: INPC). Prior to founding Sundial, Mr. Koch was a Business Development Manager at General Electric Power Systems (“GEPS”). Prior to GEPS, Mr. Koch spent more than five years with Booz, Allen & Hamilton consulting on large M&A transactions in the energy and life sciences sectors and advising the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA“) on policy issues in the Superfund, Clean Air and Drinking Water divisions. Mr. Koch holds a joint MBA and MS in Resource Policy from the University of Michigan and a BA from Tufts University.
