Charles B. Mc Laughlin
About Charles B. Mc Laughlin
Charles B. McLaughlin is a Sales Associate at The North Face and a student at Boston University's Questrom School of Business, where he studies Business and Management. He has experience in finance, partnerships, and athletics, having served in various roles including a member of the BU Finance & Investment Club and a D1 varsity athlete in track and field.
Current Role at The North Face
Charles B. Mc Laughlin serves as a Sales Associate at The North Face, a VF Company, since 2023. In this role, he has demonstrated strong sales capabilities, leading his team to achieve the highest dollar sales in outdoor equipment. His position involves engaging with customers, promoting products, and contributing to the overall sales strategy of the store located in Boston, Massachusetts.
Education and Training
Charles studied at Boston University from 2020 to 2024, focusing on Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services. He took a specialized class at Boston University's Questrom School of Business that emphasized entrepreneurship through recombination. Prior to this, he attended Northfield Mount Hermon from 2016 to 2020, where he studied Statistics.
Experience in Finance and Investment
Charles gained valuable experience in finance through his role as a member of the BU Finance & Investment Club, where he worked as an Investment Analyst from 2021 to 2023. He contributed to the management of a $1 million portfolio by pitching TMT stocks. Additionally, he interned at Oxygen Esports as a Partnerships Intern from 2022 to 2023, where he supported partnership development efforts.
Athletic Background
Charles was a Division 1 varsity athlete on the Boston University Track and Field team, competing in both indoor and outdoor events for four seasons. His athletic involvement reflects his commitment to discipline and teamwork, skills that are transferable to his professional endeavors.
Interests in Technological Change
Charles has a keen interest in the impact of technological change on large industries, particularly in the factory business. This interest aligns with his academic background and professional experiences, suggesting a focus on how innovation can influence business operations and strategies.