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Class of: 2016

Craig Elman

Craig Elman (Questrom’16) of New York, N.Y., is founder of ZayPop, which helps people make more efficient financial decisions and save more money. Visit www.myzaypop.com, or email Craig at craig.elman@myzaypop.com.

From the Fall 2020 issue.
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