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Two elements distinguish successful traders from those who struggle at hedge funds, Todd Finegold ’04, managing director at Maverick Capital, told students: creativity and conviction.

Business school, for all intents and purposes, tends to be a heavily left-brained undertaking.

It’s a wonderful time of year to visit the Yale School of Management and experience Evans Hall.

In 2007, B. P. Agrawal left his longtime career in the telecommunications industry to launch a U.S.-based NGO that would address the shortages of clean drinking water and healthcare in rural parts of India, his native country.

Christine Bader ’00 discussed her career in corporate responsibility as part of the Colloquium on Business and Society at Yale SOM on March 24.

They watched robots animate in Japan and toured the top innovation companies in Israel. They spoke with executives from leading financial institutions in New York and visited facilities in Brazil with FIFA officials ahead of the World Cup.

Dim Sum Brunch connects first year, second year, MAM students as well as SOM partners who may not get to interact on campus.

Graduates of Yale SOM and the Yale School of Public Health in the healthcare industry discussed the physician’s role in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector at an alumni event on March 19.

In the mid-1980s Brazil was emerging from military dictatorship into an uncertain future.

Jenik Radon has for almost 20 years gone eye-to-eye with oil and gas companies planning to extract new reserves in emerging nations. His role, he told students at Yale SOM on February 20, is to represent the public good.