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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.

In a recent session, the MAM class had a wonderful meeting during the Colloquium of Advanced Management session where we met Andrew Kassoy, the Co-Founder of B-LAB.

First years on the Brazil International Experience trip made their way to Rio on Tuesday evening after various pre-trip vacations in every corner of South America.

As an MBA candidate who was also considering a master’s in social work or public policy in 2012, I was drawn early on to Yale’s mission of “educating leaders for business and society,” which implied that neither business nor society stood—or could

For most of the week, 76 students from business schools around the world have gathered at Evans Hall to explore behavioral finance and marketing strategies. On March 5, they left the classroom for a first-hand look at the U.S.

When Jimmy Holloran ’14, as a newly arrived first-year student in fall 2012, heard Dean Ted Snyder talk about making Yale SOM the most global business school, he began thinking about how the student body could become more engaged with its internat

New products with global marketing potential don’t come along very often, but Sasson Darwish ’94 says he has one.

Spirited competition is a big part of life at SOM.

“What is an ally?” That was a question posed to a full classroom of Yale SOM students, staff, and faculty at the beginning of an hour of comedy sketches.

I came to graduate school, especially business school, to test the limits of what I could become. I wanted to push myself farther and heighten my abilities by leaving my comfort zone. At Yale I found the perfect place to do so.