Yale School of Management | Educating Leaders for Business and Society

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The idea of “following your passion” guides many young people as they choose their career path. New research from Prof. Adriana Germano suggests that this advice could have different consequences for women and men.

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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Internship Spotlight: Jason Liu ’25, United Nations Capital Development Fund

Jason Liu ’25 spent his summer supporting a UN investment fund that provides capital to the world’s 45 least developed countries.

July 25, 2024 Internship Spotlight

Through Inclusive Growth Fellowship, Students and City Leaders Envision New Haven’s Future

This spring, the eight inaugural fellows worked with New Haven city agencies to conceptualize economic growth projects that will benefit all local residents.

July 23, 2024 MBA

Stephanie Kim ’24

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Dean of Students Sherilyn Scully Departs After 17 Years at the Heart of the SOM Community

Scully’s official role is overseeing the intricacies of academic and student life. But for students, alumni, and colleagues, she is also an invaluable counselor, mentor and friend.

July 25, 2024 MBA

To attend Yale SOM, Anran Cai ’24 moved to the United States for the first time. A supportive cohort made the transition an easy one.

What a treat to come to campus, feel the mission-driven spark, and get a chance, to help someone else carve her path. This course is a focused exploration of inclusive economic development and the kind of public-private ventures that can make a difference.

Margaret Berger Bradley ’93 reflecting on a new fellowship that pairs students with alumni mentors to design economic development projects

Rob Greenly ’83 Wins Yale Medal for Decades of Service to Yale

July 19, 2024 Alumni

Introducing the Application for the MBA Class of 2027

Bruce DelMonico, assistant dean for admissions, outlines what has changed and what hasn’t in the new application, which is now live.

June 27, 2024 MBA

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As a child of immigrants who moved every few years, I witnessed the stark contrasts in socioeconomic status and the challenges faced by underrepresented communities. I saw that while talent is equally distributed, opportunity is not. I want to use my education and experiences to help level the playing field.

Margaret Kuo ’25, MBA