Yale School of Management | Educating Leaders for Business and Society

Does regulation strangle economic growth? Prof. Katja Seim uses an economist’s tool kit to identify the regulations that will help markets run more smoothly and fairly.

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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Meet the Master’s Degree in Systemic Risk Class of 2024

June Rhee, director of the Master’s Degree in Systemic Risk program, shares details on the program’s newest students.

Tim Collins ’82 and Ed Hirs ’81 Awarded Yale Medal

The medal, the highest honor presented by the Yale Alumni Association, recognizes “individuals who have shown extraordinary devotion to Yale’s ideals and demonstrated their support through extensive, exemplary services to the university.”

Robert Lucas ’23

Reinventing the Way We Work—Again

The pandemic changed where we work and how we work, how we think about the place of work in our lives and vice versa—all against a backdrop of rapid technological change, economic upheaval, and a reckoning with racism. We talked with Heidi Brooks, who teaches leadership at Yale SOM and advises companies on everyday leadership and organizational culture, about how to have necessary conversations about a new experience of work.

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At SOM I’m constantly working in new teams, whether I’m reviewing cases with my learning team or doing research with my Customer Insights team. This was invaluable preparation to help me hit the ground running when joining a new organization.

—Leigh Bushnell ’24 on how her first year at Yale SOM prepared her for a summer internship at Goop.

Following Up: Kris Ansin ’17, TechnoServe

Ansin, a graduate of the full-time MBA program, is tapping private sector practices and relationships to address poverty in Kenya, and learning the power of mentorship along the way.

From the Director of Admissions: The MAM Application is Opening in September

Kate Navarro shares insights into the 2023-2024 Master of Advanced Management application process.

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Working in the public sector in Pakistan, I saw the way that finance often dictates outcomes, especially in the context of a developing country. I decided to transition to the private finance sector, and I saw an MBA as the perfect path. I chose Yale SOM because its holistic mission of educating leaders for business and society resonates with my experiences. It acknowledges that good leadership should encompass broad areas such as public welfare and social well-being.

Ali Nourang Syed ’24