Yale School of Management | Educating Leaders for Business and Society

Low-income and Black households are less likely to make use of banking services, like having a checking account—one factor contributing to ongoing cycles of poverty and inequality. A new Yale study untangles the roles of location and low demand in keeping people from accessing financial services.

Our mission is to educate leaders for business & society. The drive to build successful organizations that make a difference inspires our curriculum, our approach to research, and our community.

We seek students who care deeply about the problems afflicting our world.

We equip them with the knowledge, the resources, and the networks to pursue positive and ambitious change.

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Following Up: Sue AnderBois ’13, The Nature Conservancy

Sue AnderBois ’13, a graduate of the MBA program, works at the intersection of environmental advocacy and local politics, addressing climate and energy issues in her full-time role while also serving in her city’s legislative body.

Y-RISE researchers and partners at a mobile vaccination clinic in rural Sierra Leone in 2022

Yale Research Initiative on Innovation and Scale Announces Partnership with World Health Organization

Y-RISE, led by Prof. Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak, will work with the WHO's Behavioural Insights Unit to develop evidence-based behavioral interventions in public health.

Sam Witmer ’24

Prof. Nicholas Barberis

Applying an analytical eye to the irrational ways we form beliefs and how those beliefs collectively drive financial decisions can lead to a truer understanding of markets.

Preview image for the video "The Cross-Section of Business & Society: Social Entrepreneurship Lab".

Video: Designing Solutions for New Haven in the Social Entrepreneurship Lab

Professor Teresa Chahine’s practice-based Social Entrepreneurship Lab attracts students from across Yale looking to make an impact.

Balance is hard for all working parents. And there’s a lot of research showing women just do a lot more at home, and the pandemic has not made that go away.

—Rachel Feintzeig, Work & Life columnist at the Wall Street Journal

Nell Diamond ’15

From the Assistant Dean for Admissions: Checking in with the First Class of Asset Management Graduates

Laurel Grodman offers a look at career outcomes for the inaugural Class of 2022.

I’m passionate about helping individuals and organizations unblock, unlock, and reach their potential. But to be really effective, I needed to become more intentional about my leadership. Yale SOM was the right place to do this. The dual focus on business and society lets me learn at the intersection of these spaces.

Roshni Walia