Although I am not a world renowned chef, I have a deep love of cooking.

Getting inspiration from the restaurants I visit, I am an avid kitchen chemist who loves to

combine ingredients to create unique flavors and meals.

Similarly, I will bring a unique combination of skills and experiences

to MIT Sloan. Here is my recipe for success:

Who is Dan Hassing?One course from my 10 course meal at Travail

in MinneapolisMaking pasta from

scratch with my fiancé.

2 cups foundation of intellectual curiosity and constant desire to learn

½ cup passion for mentorship¼ cup teamwork¼ cup collaboration¼ cup analytical personality1 tbsp. each of a keen interest in

healthcare and in business strategy

Key Ingredients

Project Sponsor: University of Michigan Biomedical

Engineering Class – (Quality Systems and Regulatory

Innovation)

Step 1.Combine the intellectual curiosity with a passion for mentorship to foster curiosity in others

Little Brother (Justin) and I at the USS Constitution

TIPS and TRICKS:• Spend one-on-one time with little brother to

provide new perspectives and inspire creativity

• Encourage Michigan Engineering students to think deeper into various challenges healthcare companies face in their regulated industry

Putting It All Together

Step 2. Mix in Equal Parts:• Teamwork

• Collaboration

• Analytical Personality

Some optional add-ins: • Daily cross-country interaction

with multiple colleagues at Medtronic

• Board Membership for the University of Michigan Alumni Club – Greater Boston

• Senior Member of the Medtronic University of Michigan Recruiting Team

Medtronic Facilities

Step 3.• Age in the workforce for 5 years following

undergraduate graduation • Sprinkle with a keen interest in healthcare

and top off with an interest in business strategyBest served when interacting

with peers at MIT Sloan MBA Program