Benjamin Eischen
About Benjamin Eischen
Benjamin Eischen is the Strategy and Mergers & Acquisitions Leader at BLUE ORIGIN, with a background in finance and investment management.
Current Position at Blue Origin
Benjamin Eischen is the Strategy and Mergers & Acquisitions Leader at Blue Origin. He has been with the company since 2020 and is based in Renton, Washington, United States. His role involves leading strategic initiatives and managing mergers and acquisitions for Blue Origin, a prominent player in the aerospace industry. His work is critical in shaping the long-term growth and competitive positioning of the company.
Previous Experience at Street Diligence
In 2018, Benjamin Eischen worked as an MBA Intern at Street Diligence, Inc. for two months in the Greater New York City Area. During this brief internship, he gained valuable experience in financial analysis and due diligence, which are essential skills for his current role in strategy and mergers & acquisitions.
Experience at Windham Capital Management
Benjamin Eischen served as a Senior Investment Associate at Windham Capital Management from 2010 to 2017. His seven-year tenure in the Greater Boston Area saw him involved in high-stakes investment decisions and portfolio management. This role provided him with a robust foundation in financial analysis and strategic investment, skills that are crucial for his later positions.
MBA Education at MIT Sloan School of Management
Benjamin Eischen attended MIT Sloan School of Management from 2017 to 2019, where he earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA). His studies focused on Finance, General, providing him with deep expertise in financial strategies, which has been pivotal in his subsequent roles in mergers and acquisitions.
Undergraduate Education at Connecticut College
Benjamin Eischen completed his undergraduate education at Connecticut College, where he earned a BA in Mathematics and Economics from 2005 to 2009. This dual focus gave him a strong analytical foundation and a thorough understanding of economic principles, both of which are integral to his career in finance and strategic leadership.