Nicole Bell

Nicole Bell is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in economics, law, and business administration. She holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business and completed her BA, with majors in Economics and Law, Letters and Society, at the University of Chicago.

Nicole has held key roles in various organizations, including Director of Economic and Neighborhood Development at the City of Chicago's Office of the Mayor. Previously, she served as a Project Leader at the prestigious Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and was also an Interim Program Manager at The Chicago Community Trust. Nicole has extensive experience in strategic consulting, community development, and program management.

With a strong educational foundation and hands-on experience, Nicole has made significant contributions in roles such as Consultant and Project Leader at BCG. She has also provided her expertise as a Fellow at the Civic Consulting Alliance and as an HS Chemistry Teacher with Teach for America in the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS).

Nicole's professional journey includes key positions such as Operations and Analysis Manager and Strategic Programming Analyst at the NYC Department of Small Business Services. She has also served as an NYC Urban Fellow, gaining valuable insights into urban planning and economic development strategies.

Nicole Bell's career has been marked by a commitment to driving economic growth, fostering community development, and leveraging her analytical skills to tackle complex challenges. Her experience in consulting, education, and public service equips her with a unique perspective on shaping policies and initiatives for sustainable urban development.