Timothy Han was a brilliant business analyst at McKinsey & Company and a renowned alumnus of Yale University; his death is announced with profound regret. Throughout his life, Han has dedicated himself to public service, excelled academically, and had remarkable internships.
Phillips Exeter Academy was the first stop on Han's educational career, and he was a social and academic success there. He went on to Yale University, where he was an active member of the student body and an economics major.
The internships that would later define Han's career were opportunities he took during his time at Yale that combined his interests in law and public service. He gained important experience in client engagement and legal practice during his summer 2015 internship at Milwaukee's Hildebrand Law Firm, LLC.
Under the leadership of Congresswoman Diana DeGette, Han honed his skills as a legislative intern in 2018, deepening his dedication to serving the public. Over the course of his brief three months on the job, he learned the ropes of constituent service and policymaking by working relentlessly on legislative ideas.
Han became a Business Analyst with the world-renowned management consulting firm McKinsey & Company after graduating from Yale. Quickly becoming an important asset to the organization, his analytical talents, strategic thinking, and drive to perfection were truly remarkable.
Han was remembered by his coworkers as someone who possessed a kind soul and a sharp intellect. He was always ready to offer assistance and provided thoughtful answers to difficult challenges. His relentless work ethic and enthusiasm for learning were an inspiration to everyone who knew him.
Han had several interests outside of work, including reading, music, and mentoring other students. He was deeply committed to mentoring programs that supported disadvantaged youngsters, driven by his belief in the life-changing potential of education.
Those who knew Han have been devastated by his unexpected death. His legacy as a wise leader, a loyal friend, and an inspiring thinker will go on in perpetuity. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family at this difficult time.
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