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Earlier this month, Khan visited Yale SOM to talk with students about the commission’s work enforcing antitrust policy and promoting competition. Craig Miranda ’24 and Jason Liu ’25 share their takeaways.

A new grant from The Mercury Project will allow a medical care and vaccine delivery project, co-led by Professor Mushfiq Mobarak, to expand into remote, rural parts of Sierra Leone.

The faculty director of Yale SOM Master’s in Asset Management program introduces the program, reflects on the state of the asset management industry, and weighs in on New Haven’s best pizza. 

To successfully navigate a new leadership role within the shifting and challenging film industry, Isaac Chen turned to Yale’s Business Perspectives for Creative Leaders Live Online.

Stephen Knight ’90, Indra Nooyi ’80, and Nancy Pfund ’82 will help to guide Yale Ventures, a two-year-old initiative dedicated to translating Yale ideas into new ventures.

Fempire is the Women in Management club’s annual flagship event. This year’s conference on March 2 focused on women amplifying each other’s ideas and voices to ensure that all are heard. 

The center is a partnership between the City of New Haven and Yale University that will develop and implement strategies to ensure that economic growth in the city benefits all residents.

Colin Custer ’24 describes how he partnered with Alex Healey ’23 to research a new finance model for the growing regenerative agriculture industry. The report they co-authored is already making an impact.

Yale SOM marks Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day with a myriad of events in March.

Jackie Peszynski ’24, co-chair of Yale SOM’s Title IX Working Group, looks back at the school’s third annual week of programming about Title IX and reflects on the legacy of the landmark law.