Colin Kennedy Rogers
Colin comes to 3 Click Solutions as a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, where he was a double major in Economics and Philosophy. As a student at Ohio Wesleyan, Colin took on multiple leadership roles on campus. Colin founded the Quarterly Magazine Res Nova and led efforts to organize student voter registration. Colin also took advantage of their study abroad program in Shanghai, China where he focused on Economic and Chinese studies.
Prior to beginning his studies at Ohio Wesleyan, Colin was awarded a scholarship for the Summer Language Institute for American Youth in China at Beijing Normal University’s High School by the U.S. Department of State. There he developed an understanding of the Chinese culture by living with a local host family while engaged in a Mandarin immersion program run by the China Institute. Following his experience in Beijing, Colin worked in Hong Kong as an English Teacher Coordinator, where he taught English to Chinese school children.
Colin has also served as an intern in Senator Lautenberg’s D.C. office.
Mark Meiselbach
Mark has joined 3 Click Solutions as a student from Tufts University, where he is majoring in Quantitative Economics and Biology. Prior to his current enrollment at Tufts, Mark attended the International School of Beijing where he developed awareness of Asian cultures and the ability to quickly adapt to new social and living environments.
At Tufts, Mark has taken up numerous leadership positions within the University. Currently, Mark is the Chief Financial Coordinator of the Tufts University China-US Symposium, where he takes on the role as the point person for speaker Jacques delisle and organizes funding and programming for the executive board. Mark is also a staff writer for BaseballPerspectives.com. Mark has published articles on statistical analysis of MVP candidates and the value of relief pitchers.
In addition to his university student positions, Mark is also part of Tufts University Business Case team, where he competed in Phoenix, Arizona in the Inaugural SABR Analytics Conference. As a valued member of his team, Mark developed and presented case analysis to MLB executives and prominent sports writers. He also analyzed marginal win revenue in baseball and the effects on baseball decisions.
Mark is fluent in both English and Mandarin Chinese.
