Current Leadership

Nicole Balbuena Gutierrez ’26 – President

Nicole is a senior from Bayside, New York who is pursuing a double major in Computer Science and French and a minor in Hispanic Studies. She graduated from the Taft School in Watertown, Connecticut. Nicole joined the fund as a first-year student and has been actively involved in the Domestic Equities and Alternative Investments Sectors, the Investment Banking Prep Group, and the Women in Finance Group. She also previously led the Diversity in Finance group. Beyond the fund, Nicole serves as a Career & Life Design Intern, as a Senior Admissions Associate, and as the Senior Class President. Nicole’s professional experience includes internships in New York City as a Sales & Trading Summer Analyst at J.P. Morgan in the summer of 2023, as a Rotational Sales & Trading and Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Jefferies in the summer of 2024, and as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Jefferies in the summer of 2025. Following her graduation this spring, she will join Jefferies as an Investment Banking Analyst in the Global Industrials group. In her free time, Nicole enjoys cooking and spending time with her family and dog.

Peter Sanger ’26 – Chief Investment Officer

Peter is a senior from Wilmington, Delaware who is pursuing a major in Economics and minors in Formal Organizations and History. He began his involvement with TCSIF as an International Equities Analyst and later served as the Energy Coverage Head. Peter also competes on the Men’s Golf team, is a member of Alpha Delta Phi, and is the former President of the Inter-Greek Council. This past summer, he interned with Curbline Properties, a real estate investment trust specializing in convenience retail, working on the firm’s transactions team. Previously, he interned with the Polk Group Private Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley and with Honeywell, and he plans to pursue a career in financial services upon graduating from Trinity. Additionally, he has completed Trinity’s Summit to Wall Street and Dartmouth’s Tuck Bridge Business programs. He also ran his own delivery business on Fishers Island during the summers of 2022 and 2023. In his free time, Peter enjoys learning about golf course architecture, skiing, tennis, ice hockey, squash, fishing, and spending time with friends and family.

Eleanor Gray ’27 – Chief Operating Officer

Ellie is a junior from Greenwich, Connecticut who is pursuing a major in Philosophy and a minor in Formal Organizations. This past summer, she interned at Southfield Capital. Next summer, she will join the Bank of New York Mellon as a Risk Summer Analyst in their New York City headquarters. She recently studied abroad at the University of Oxford and received a first for her coursework in the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics program. At Trinity, she currently serves on the College’s Honor Council and as the Vice President of the Panhellenic Executive Board. She is a student fellow at the Mark Twain Center and is a member of the IVY Society and of the Women’s Network. Ellie was nominated to Eta Sigma Phi as a first-year student and served as a teaching assistant during her sophomore year. She began in the fund as an Alternative Investments Analyst and continues to actively participate in the Women in Finance group. Ellie graduated from Shattuck-St. Mary’s School in 2022, where she was a two-time bronze medalist at USA Hockey Nationals and an attendee of USA Hockey 16/17 Player Development Camp. In her spare time, Ellie enjoys running, baking, skiing, golfing, and reading.

The Investment Fund

Helen Fajemirokun ’26 – Head of Macro

Helen is a senior from New York City who is pursuing a major in Economics and a minor in Formal Organizations with a concentration in Entrepreneurship and Art History. She is originally from London and has served as the Head of Macro since her junior fall and prior to that was head of Women in Finance. Helen currently serves as President of the Mark Twain Center, Vice President Finance for the Sustainable Finance Association, and is a member of both Kappa Kappa Gamma and the Entrepreneurship Club. This past summer, Helen interned at Société Générale as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst in New York City, in the healthcare group with a focus in biotech, where she will return upon graduation. She formerly interned at OpenSpace Ventures, a venture capital fund in Singapore, and at the Tory Burch Foundation, where she led a credit score analysis and research project. In her free time, Helen is an avid backcountry skier and loves to travel, spend time with friends, and read.

Jack Dempsey ’27 – Macro Analyst

Jack is a junior from Portsmouth, New Hampshire who is pursuing a major in Economics and minors in Formal Organizations and Philosophy. He joined the fund last fall as a Fixed Income Analyst, and on campus, he is a member of the Club Hockey team and a student fellow at the Mark Twain Center. He has completed the Tuck Business Bridge Program at Dartmouth, as well as a summer semester at the London School of Economics. He has a strong background in institutional investments from his time at DHK Financial Advisors and in financial planning/analysis from his internship outside of Philadelphia this past summer. Next summer, he will be working at a boutique M&A firm. Outside of academics, Jack enjoys being on the water, running, traveling, and golf.

Henry Darnall ’27 – Healthcare Coverage Head

Henry is a junior from Lincoln, Massachusetts who is pursuing a major in Economics and a minor in English. He joined the fund as an International Equities Analyst as a first-year student. On campus, Henry is a member of the Men’s Rowing Team and is a representative for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). In his free time, he enjoys basketball, fishing, skiing, and working out with friends. 

Colin Koch ’27 – Industrials Coverage Head

Colin is a junior from Atlanta, Georgia who is pursuing a major in Economics and a minor in Formal Organizations. He joined the fund as a first-year student. On campus, he is a member of Alpha Delta Phi and is a student fellow at the Mark Twain Center. He has completed Columbia Business School’s seminar in value investing, the Tuck Business Bridge Program at Dartmouth, and Trinity’s Summit to Wall Street program. Outside of academics, Colin enjoys tennis and golf and maintains a strong interest in real estate and financial markets. After graduating, he plans to pursue a career in real estate or asset management.

Kees McNulty ’27 – Financial Institutions & Real Estate Co-Coverage Head

Kees is a junior from Princeton, New Jersey who is pursuing a major in Political Science and a minor in German. He joined the fund as a first-year student and began as a Domestic Equities Analyst. This past summer, he interned with JSO Partners, a wealth management firm in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania. On campus, Kees is a member of Alpha Delta Phi, a student fellow at the Mark Twain Center, and a member of the Real Estate Club. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, playing tennis, and exploring new cuisines.

Kazuhiro Osawa ’27 – Consumer Coverage Head

Kaz is a junior from Tokyo, Japan who is pursuing a major in Political Science. He joined the fund as a first-year student as an International Equities Analyst. He has internship experiences in financial technology, venture capital, and in family offices. In his free time, Kaz enjoys skiing, driving, and working out with friends.

Cam Partridge ’26 – Technology, Media, and Telecommunications Coverage Head

Cam is a senior from Wethersfield, Connecticut who is pursuing a major in Economics. Before attending Trinity, he graduated from the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Connecticut. He recently completed an internship at AQ Technology Partners, an investment bank based in San Francisco. He also serves as the captain of Trinity’s Club Hockey and Rugby teams. In his free time, Cam enjoys traveling and golfing.

Owen Petropolus ’28 – Energy Coverage Head

Owen is a sophomore from Hancock, Massachusetts who is pursuing a double major in Economics and in Mathematics. He joined the fund as an International Equities Analyst as a first-year student. In addition to his involvement with the fund, he serves as a Mathematics Tutor at the Aetna Quantitative Center and has completed the Summit to Wall Street program at Trinity. Owen recently completed an internship at NBT Bank, where he gained exposure to commercial and retail banking. He is a Francis Ouimet Scholar, and in his spare time, Owen enjoys golfing, playing the guitar, reading philosophy, and learning history.

Diana-Maria Dinu ’27 – Head of Sustainability

Diana is a junior from Bucharest, Romania who is pursuing a double major in Economics and Political Science. She joined the fund as a first-year student and has previously served as an International Equities Analyst, as an Alternative Investments Analyst, and as the Head of the Diversity in Finance group. At Trinity, Diana is a member of the Cheerleading team and works as an Intern for the Career and Life Design Center. This past summer, she interned at The National Bank of Romania in the Financial Stability Department. In her free time, Diana enjoys traveling and spending time with her family and friends.

Taha Moula ’27 – Research Analyst

Taha is a junior from Tunisia who is pursuing a double major in Economics and Computer Science. He joined the fund as a sophomore, and last spring, he served as the interim Head of Macroeconomics. Taha’s professional experiences include an internship at EY in financial services consulting and an internship at Navoy in fundraising and investor relations. He has conducted comparative analysis and valuations for AppLovin Inc. and has done research on the privatization of SOEs under Dr. Ibrahim Shikaki. Taha authored We Do Love the Country, which centers on the political, economic, and social landscape of Tunisia and offers a forward-looking perspective after the revolution. His work gained national recognition, leading to invitations from policymakers. He is also a student member of ABANA and he participated in Trinity’s Summit to Wall Street program. In his free time, Taha enjoys playing billiards, trying new cuisines, and playing basketball. 

James Webb ’27 – Research Analyst

James is a junior from Seattle, Washington who is pursuing a major in Economics and a minor in French. He graduated from the Middlesex School in Concord, Massachusetts. James joined the fund as a Domestic Equities Analyst as a first-year student, and as a sophomore, he served as an Alternative Investments Analyst and participated in the Investment Banking Prep group. Last summer, he interned at Garnett Station Partners, a middle-market private equity firm that focuses on multi-unit businesses. Next summer, James will intern in corporate banking at Wells Fargo. In his free time, he enjoys playing hockey and golf and spending time with friends and family. 

Sector Heads

Robert Groebel IV ’26 – Lead Sector Head, Head of Domestic Equities Sector

Robert is a senior from Radnor, Pennsylvania who is pursuing a major in Economics. He joined the fund as a first-year student and has previously served as both the Healthcare Coverage Head and the TMT Coverage Head. Robert recently completed an internship at a boutique investment bank, MVV Capital Partners. During his time with MVV, he supported consumer and retail equity capital markets transactions. In his free time, Robert enjoys reading, discovering new music, and cooking with friends. 

Jeffrey Fitzpatrick ’26 – Head of Fixed Income Sector

Jeff Fitzpatrick is a senior from Canton, Massachusetts who is pursuing a major in Economics. He joined the fund as a Fixed Income Analyst and began to lead the Sector as a junior. In his free time, Jeff enjoys offshore tuna fishing and skiing. 

Marc DeGaetano ’26 – Co-Head of Alternative Investments Sector

Marc is a senior from New Canaan, Connecticut who is pursuing a major in Economics and a minor in Classical Civilizations. On campus, he is a member of the Men’s Golf team, a representative on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and an active member of the Alpha Delta Phi. This past summer, he interned with Blue Owl Capital on the GP Stakes team, where he gained valuable experience in alternative investment strategies and in private markets. He has also completed internships with Six One Commodities, a global merchant and optimization company, and Level One Fund, a venture capital firm. In his free time, Marc enjoys golfing and spending time with family and friends.

Henry Reilly ’26 – Co-Head of Alternative Investments Sector

Henry is a senior from Osterville, Massachusetts who is pursuing a major in Public Policy & Law and a minor in History. On campus, Henry plays on the Men’s Golf team, is the Event Chair of the Mark Twain Center, and is a member of Alpha Delta Phi. This past summer, he was a Summer Analyst for Keebeck Wealth Management, a Chicago-based RIA. Henry’s previous professional experiences include an internship with Coniston Capital and his completion of the Tuck School of Business Bridge Program. In his free time, Henry enjoys traveling, skiing, and spending time with family and friends.

Wall Street Professional Development

Miles Harvey ’27 – Head of Wall Street Professional Development, Head of the Investment Banking Prep Group

Miles is a junior from Richmond, Virginia who is pursuing a major in Economics. He graduated from St. Christopher’s School and is a member of Trinity’s Men’s Lacrosse team. Miles’ professional experiences include an internship in asset management with Davenport & Company and an internship in private equity with Columbia Capital. Next summer, he will join Jefferies as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst in New York City in their generalist program. 

Sofia Musicco ’26 – Head of Women in Finance

Sofia is a senior from Toronto, Ontario who is pursuing a major in Philosophy and minors in Chinese and Formal Organizations. She also serves as the President of Kappa Kappa Gamma and is a Mark Twain Center Student Fellow. This past summer, Sofia interned at Evercore in New York City as a Sales & Trading Summer Analyst, and she will return as a full-time Associate upon her graduation from Trinity. In her free time, Sofia enjoys being outdoors, reading, cooking, and spending time with friends and family.

Hamna Farooq ’27 – Head of Diversity in Finance

Hamna is a junior from Pakistan who is pursuing a major in Economics. She joined the fund as a Domestic Equities Analyst as a first-year student and she also previously served as an International Equities Analyst. Hamna actively participates in the Women in Finance group, and beyond Trinity, she is a member of the 100 Women in Finance association. Her professional experiences include internships in corporate banking, venture capital, and corporate finance. Outside of academics, she enjoys traveling, painting, and practicing yoga.

Kaysen Shikar ’26 – Head of Alumni Relations

Kaysen is a senior from Watchung, NJ who is pursuing a major in Psychology and a minor in Formal Organizations. She joined the fund as an Alternative Investments Analyst as a first-year student and continues to actively participate in the Women in Finance group. At Trinity, Kaysen is a co-captain of the Softball team, serves as a representative for her team on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and is a teaching assistant. She studied abroad at the London School of Economics and at Trinity’s Rome Campus. Kaysen interned this past summer at HSBC on the Wealth Planning and Advisory team within the International Wealth and Premier Banking division. She will be returning full-time following her graduation from Trinity.