Claudine Tambuatco models and sits on the boards of multiple charities in the Chicago area. Her philanthropic work includes contributions to the Auxiliary Board of the Shedd Aquarium and the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. Going beyond passive support of the organizations, she actively participates in raising funds and planning events.Claudine Tambuatco studied biochemistry and computer science at Smith College in Massachusetts before relocating to Chicago. Ms. Tambuatco went on to complete her Master of Business Administration in Finance at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business.In addition to her academic success, she has been seen in campaigns across media platforms for regional, national, and international projects. Ms. Tambuatco's representation has included multiple local and national agencies, including the internationally known Ford Models.Before developing her current philanthropic partnerships, she was involved with the Junior League of Chicago, where she was part of a group that wrote and produced Peeling the Wild Onion, a cookbook released in 2008. Her other activities with the organization included planning their annual Windy City Nights casino event. She also served as a docent at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.When she is not busy contributing to the community or expanding her professional endeavors, Claudine Tambuatco enjoys downhill skiing, sailboat racing, and flying. Show less «