Team Bios - Management & Staff

Management & Staff

Ms. Sherry Chang

Sherry graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a major in Ethics, History and Public policy and a minor in Engineering Studies. She tutored graduate students in ESL, communications and presentation skills during college. Before joining Manhattan Review, she worked at a start-up in Singapore that commercialized graduate student projects. Sherry is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.

Ms. Megan Dekic

Megan Dekic graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a major in Anthropology and a minor in Communication. She was a teacher's assistant at a daycare, and has interned at the UT Department of Communication, Study Programs International in Austin, and West Broadway Book Distribution in New York. She has an affinity for traveling and studied abroad in Milan for a summer. Megan received recognition as a National Hispanic Scholar based on her PSAT score.

Mr. Josh Dennee

Josh Dennee graduated from Bates College in Maine, where he focused on modern European history with classes on the evolution of political, economic and social systems. He actively participated in the Film Appreciation Society, Film Board, the Outing Club, Cats and Cubs outreach program, and several intramural sports. After graduation, Josh worked for a pharmaceutical label manufacturer. Josh has a passion for languages and is well versed in French, proficient in German and Italian, which he acquired during his studying in Perugia, Italy. He is also a beginner in Russian.

Ms. Taz Morgan

Taz Morgan graduated with academic honors in Comparative Literature from The College of Wooster in Ohio. As a Comparative Literature major, she concentrated on English and Spanish language works. She also minored in Film Studies and focused on both written and filmic texts. She was a Teaching Assistant for a first-year writing seminar and was on the college radio's management team. Taz’s post-graduation work experience helped her build extensive knowledge of how art and commerce are intertwined. Taz also has three years of customer service experience before joining Manhattan Review. Taz is highly proficient in Spanish.

Mr. Henry Neumann

Henry Neumann graduated from Fordham University in New York with a History major and minors in Economics and Theology. He provided assistance to his fellow students in residential programming, counseling, and academics while at school. He then worked as a conference coordinator post graduation. Notably, Henry was inducted into the National Honors Society while at high school and spent all his four years of college as an athlete on the men’s rowing team and made the semi-finals at the US national Dad Vail Regatta twice. He also competed on behalf of the New York Rowing Club at US nationals and Canadian Henley. Henry is proficient in German and skilled in Spanish.

Mr. Scott Stafiej

Scott Stafiej graduated from Mississippi State University with two degrees: a bachelor in International Business minoring in Economics and a bachelor in French. He spent two years in France and Germany studying, working, and volunteering.  Later, Scott attained his MBA in Change Management from Southern Illinois University; at SIU, he was a recipient of the Walker Fellowship. Throughout his studies, Scott acted as the President of the French Club, a facilitator of a Socrates Caf?, a dance instructor, a Senior Resident Assistant and Office manager. Scott is fluent in French and proficient in German. He is a beginner in Spanish.

Ms. Tracy Yun

Ms. Yun serves as CEO of Manhattan Review and is also an advisory partner in a boutique investment banking firm. She has over ten years of experience in Mergers & Acquisitions, Restructuring, Bankruptcy and Litigation Consulting. Her industry experience includes Telecom, Technology, General Industrial, Healthcare, Consumer Growth, among others. Ms. Yun scored in the 99th percentile on the GMAT and subsequently received her MBA in Finance and Accounting from the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University (Columbia Business School). She oversees Manhattan Review’s current management and teaching staff.