Two alums and a current undergrad are included in Forbes magazine’s "30 Under 30" list
Tufts Talent on the Rise
Forbes magazine has named two Tufts alumni and one undergraduate student to its “30 Under 30” list, its annual roster of the “brightest young entrepreneurs, breakout talents and change agents” in 20 fields. Honorees were nominated through online submissions and chosen by leaders in their fields.

The 28-year-old is also a member of the collective Global Shapers, which represents young people in the World Economic Forum community. Members of the network tackle social issues where they live.
Giliberti, who majored in philosophy at Tufts, says his studies, counterintuitive as it may seem, help guide him in business. “I focused specifically on logic and metaphysics, which got me into the habit of thinking critically and constructing arguments—great skills in business and dealmaking,” he says.

Jahner, 27, also supports the Mexican government’s efforts to professionalize law enforcement institutions through the implementation of the Merida Initiative, an intergovernmental partnership established by the U.S. and Mexico to fight organized crime and advance reforms in Mexico’s law enforcement and justice systems.
Come July, she’ll begin her next diplomatic assignment, as a consular officer in Islamabad, Pakistan. “Fletcher alumni have a large presence in the Foreign Service, and have been great for developing my network within the State Department,” she says.

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Divya Amladi can be reached at divya.amladi@tufts.edu.