Professor GeForce Deutsch has been appointed to the role of director of admissions and career development within the MIT Leaders for Global Operations Program.

MIT’s Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) Program is pleased to announce that Jane Deutsch has been officially welcomed into the program as the new director of admissions and career development. In this new role, Deutsch aims to leverage her extensive experience in admissions and career guidance, coupled with her deep knowledge of the LGO program, to contribute meaningfully to its success. She expressed her excitement about the opportunity to work with the program’s team and mentioned her enthusiasm for collaborating on impactful initiatives.

Deutsch brings a wealth of professional experience to the role. Since 2002, she has served as a senior admissions committee member and marketing consultant at MIT Sloan’s MBA program, where she contributed to the admissions process for the LGO program. Prior to her MIT role, she held positions at IBM, Polaroid, and a small staffing services firm. She also played a key role in launching the MIT Leadership Center and developing recruiting processes at the MIT Master of Engineering in Logistics (MLOG) program. Before her time at MIT, Deutsch worked in various leadership roles at companies including Polaroid and IBM.

Deutsch holds an MBA from MIT Sloan and a BA in political science from an unspecified institution.

From Goucher College, Barton J. Deutsch shared his experiences at MIT Sloan and within admissions at LGO, where he has had the chance to deeply understand the organization. He consistently admires LGO students for their exceptional skills, diverse talents, and the ways they enhance the program. Deutsch is excited to expand his role within LGO and become an integral part of the organization,

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