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The international professional association recognized Kim’s research on the role founders play in retaining employees as their startups grow.

Through a Yale SOM program that sends students on weeklong exchanges at peer business schools, Andrew Park ’27 studied techniques for staying grounded and healthy while leading in complex situations.

We followed Brett Noble ’26, a student in the Master’s in Public Education Management program, as he brushed up on accounting, connected with alumni, and found his new favorite karaoke song.

Small succeeds Prof. Matthew Spiegel, who led the doctoral program for 11 years.

Emeritus professor Theodore Marmor was a leading authority on welfare state politics and author of the seminal book The Politics of Medicare.

During a weeklong exchange at Fudan University in Shanghai, Selamawit Worku ’27 gained a new perspective on branding and marketing in one of the world’s largest economies.

Ryan Romaneski, senior director of talent and teamwork at a California charter school network, reflects on how thoughtful HR decisions for teachers can help students flourish in the classroom.

Bruce DelMonico, assistant dean for admissions, explains what the MBA application looks like, what the Admissions Committee is looking for, and why the MBA is a good investment for your future.

The competition convenes graduate students from around the world to tackle a real-world business innovation challenge.

Jay Choi ’27, who was based in Seoul during his military service, drew on his personal and professional connections to the city while bringing a group of Yale SOM peers to the Asian Leadership Conference.