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The two-day event convened the industry’s major figures, including players, club executives, and media partners.

Donald Gips ’89 has been appointed CEO of the Skoll Foundation, an organization that seeks to solve the most pressing issues facing the world by investing in and supporting social entrepreneurs.

The Yale School of Management’s Women on Boards program teaches women the ins and outs of board service, while introducing them to a powerful network.

GBS students stretch their team skills by tackling a real-world problem under tight deadlines.

The growing number of Yale School of Management alumni working in China have forged a powerful, supportive network that straddles sectors in this rapidly expanding economy.

Tim Colter ’14 and Frances Symes ’14 cite the tight-knit community and sense of camaraderie among Yale SOM students as their main motivations to return to campus to offer guidance.

Chevalier will serve at the helm of the committee that promotes and monitors the progress of women economists in academia, government agencies, and elsewhere.

Twenty-two-month program prepares healthcare practitioners to lead in tackling major inequities in U.S. healthcare system.

Dozens of members of the Yale School of Management Class of 1980 were on hand as Lamont was sworn into office in Hartford, Connecticut.