Dartmouth Alumni Connections: Careers Across the Decades

Please join fellow Dartmouth alumni for a hearty breakfast, conversations about the current employment landscape, and high-level networking! Gain valuable insights from featured alumni Cally Bybee ’92, Kabir Sehgal ’05, Judith Service Montier ’82, and Darley Sackitey ‘21.

Come learn about the opportunities ahead of you and use the full power of this network to your advantage. To our alumni already well-established in their careers: come tell your story. Share what you love about your work and help inspire and lift up the next generation of great Dartmouth minds! 

Registration includes a light breakfast. All members of the Dartmouth community are welcome. This event is hosted by Dartmouth Alumni Relations.

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Highlighted Alumni 
 

Judith Service Montier ’82
Chief Operating Officer, Chez Montier, Inc.

Judith Service Montier is a marketing and communications executive with 25+ years of experience. She is the Chief Operating Officer for Chez Montier, a chef-driven, boutique catering company founded by her husband, Juan Montier. 

Judith’s career history includes her service as vice president of Marketing and Communications for The National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Inc., and United Way of Greater Atlanta, director of Marketing and Corporate Sponsorship for the National Black Arts Festival, and entertainment manager of the Olympic Village for the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Judith also worked for superstar Diana Ross.

Her board leadership includes the Atlanta Civic Circle and the Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University. She was recently inducted into Les Dames d’Escoffier International, a philanthropic organization of women leaders in the food, beverage, and hospitality industries.
 

Cally Bybee ’92
Group Creative Director at BrightHouse, A BCG Company

I am a brand storyteller, strategist and thinker. I cut my teeth in the advertising industry on the IBM worldwide account at Ogilvy in NY and then moved on to The Richards Group in Dallas where I worked on a variety of national accounts such as Motel 6, Travelocity, Home Depot, Invesco, and Woodbridge Wine to name a few. I moved to Atlanta as the Creative Director at Cole Henderson Drake where I worked on Halekulani, World Golf Village and Mauna Lani Resort and then went into business for myself. After many years working as a copywriter and creative director for a variety of local and national clients from UPS and Kimberly Clark to Simmons Mattresses and Edward Andrews Homes, I jumped ship from the ad world and joined BCG BrightHouse to stop selling and start making a difference. At BrightHouse, I help companies across the globe excavate, articulate, and activate their timeless Purpose. My most recent work included Purpose for a global technology company, social impact platform development, and vision and branding for a non-profit youth organization. www.callybybee.com
 

Kabir Sehgal ’05
Multi-Grammy & Multi-Emmy Winner, NYT/WSJ bestselling author of 21 books, US Navy veteran, and former J.P. Morgan banker

Previously, he worked in corporate strategy at First Data Corporation, a global payments technology firm, which completed the largest IPO on the New York Stock Exchange in 2015.

He was also a vice president in emerging market equities at J.P. Morgan and traveled to over twenty-five developing countries to generate investment advice for institutional investors. He helped place the Alibaba IPO, the largest in history. https://kabir.cc/
 

Darley Sackitey '21
Human-Centered Computing PhD at Georgia Tech

I’m a Dartmouth ’21 alumna and current PhD student at Georgia Institute of Technology where I conduct research at the intersection of technology, health equity, and community empowerment. At Dartmouth, I earned my B.A. in Cognitive Science and Quantitative Social Sciences, laying the foundation for my interdisciplinary approach to solving complex social challenges. Before my PhD journey, I honed my research skills as an intern at Spotify, where I conducted user studies to generate actionable insights that shaped future product development.

Now, as a PhD student at Georgia Tech, I am committed to designing and implementing community-centered interventions that promote wellbeing and health equity in Atlanta and Boston. My research explores how faith-based approaches can be integrated into digital health interventions to improve health outcomes and education, as well as how mental health prediction tools can be tailored to serve diverse populations. I also investigate how emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, can be harnessed to strengthen collective action and mutual aid efforts. During my time at Georgia Tech, I have also worked as research intern at Apple, where I contributed to the Apple Health team’s efforts to develop features aimed at supporting mental health. Through my work, I hope to contribute to a future where technology serves as a tool for collective empowerment and equitable access to resources.