The eight incoming systemic risk students, who bring a wealth of global experience in central banks and other regulatory agencies, began classes on August 31 alongside students in Yale SOM’s other full-time residential programs.
The 48 students in the Master’s Degree in Global Business and Society program Class of 2021 hold citizenships in 19 countries and speak a total of 21 languages.
Judith Scimone ’00, senior vice president and chief talent officer at MetLife, co-founded the affinity group Black Business Alliance while at Yale SOM.
Gillian Lui ’21 is one of four Yale students chosen as recipients of the prestigious fellowship, which provides leadership training and a cash award to student environmental leaders.
New students in Yale SOM’s residential master’s degree programs spent three days in an online orientation starting on August 26, getting to know each other and learning about the school.
This fall, Yale School of Management faculty members will be teaching about some of the urgent issues affecting business and society during the pandemic.
A hybrid format will allow the school to deliver the academic rigor and strong sense of community that characterize the Yale SOM experience while stringently maintaining social distancing requirements.
Five years after Ben Young ’16 and Fred Kukelhaus ’16 launched their company, they are building sustainably sourced and locally produced furniture for businesses and institutions ranging from Sam Adams to Patagonia to Yale Law School.
In a tough year for MBA internships, the Small Business Internship Program is giving students the opportunity to work with small enterprises and startups around the world this summer.
