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Our Advisors

At Williams Business Review, we pride ourselves on the expertise and professionalism of our advisory team. Our advisors bring a wealth of experience across diverse industries, providing insightful guidance to navigate complex business challenges. Their combined knowledge ensures that our readers receive reliable perspectives that inform smart decision-making. Together, they anchor WBR’s mission to deliver clear, actionable analysis that connects global trends to the decisions shaping business today.

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  • Tim Goggins is an Associate Development Officer at Williams College and the Faculty/Staff Affiliate for the men’s lacrosse program, where he mentors student-athletes and supports their growth both on and off the field. A 2012 Williams graduate with a degree in History, he co-captained the men’s lacrosse team, contributed to Eph Sports Information, and was active in campus leadership as a member of the Gargoyle Society and the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

  • Edward Felsenthal is an award-winning journalist and former Editor-in-Chief and CEO of TIME, where he steered the brand through a pivotal digital and editorial transformation. He previously held senior roles at The Wall Street Journal and The Daily Beast, earning recognition for championing impactful, innovative storytelling. A proud Princeton alum and currently serving as an Alumni Trustee on the university’s Board of Trustees. He also earned degrees from Harvard Law School and the Fletcher School.

Our Mission

The Williams Business Review is a student-run publication grounded in the liberal arts tradition of Williams College. With the guidance of world-class advisors, we publish work at the intersection of business, economics, and markets, while drawing on the breadth of disciplines that define a Williams education. Our goal is to cultivate students who think critically, communicate effectively, and lead with perspective in an increasingly complex global economy.

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