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That flash of insight was probably a decade in the making, says Prof. Jonathan Feinstein. His new book uses rigorous models to help understand the creative process.

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Startup Stories: An Investment Platform for Latin America

A conversation with Renato Carregha ’23, whose startup offers residents of Latin America a crypto investment platform aimed at building wealth in the region.

Chief Executive Leadership Institute Convenes UAE and Israeli Ambassadors for Dialogue on Paths to Peace

In addition to Ambassadors Yousef Al Otaiba and Michael Herzog, the conversation included former White House advisor Jared Kushner and Ambassador Dennis Ross.

Candice Shultz ’24

Prof. Adriana Germano Wins SAGE Emerging Scholar Award

The award recognizes “outstanding achievements by early-career PhD scholars in social and personality psychology.”

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My first semester at Yale was simply amazing! During orientation, I got to meet the incredibly diverse, inspiring, and empowering SOM community. I met fellow students from all parts of the world and was amazed by the fact everyone had a story to tell.

—Oscar Franz ’24

Trees and grass behind Evans Hall — An autumnal view of our backyard by Tony Rinaldo.

A Message from the Director of Admissions: What Happens After You Hit ‘Submit’

Keith Gallinelli offers a behind-the-scenes peek at the EMBA admissions process.

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I’ve been profoundly shaped by the natural world, and so I’ve prioritized environmental issues and impact in my career. But after working in energy and environmental policy, I realized that I wanted to pursue roles that would let me combine public policy and business strategy. I thought an MBA was the best way to develop the skill set to transition from a career in policy to one as a clean energy innovator and leader.

Kevin Moss ’24