Alumni Headlines

Ned Lamont ’80 won another term as governor of Connecticut; Brett Guthrie ’97 and Seth Magaziner ’10 will return to Congress.

At a New York City event, Dean Kerwin K. Charles and former deans Jeffrey Garten and Edward Snyder reflected on their tenures at the helm of SOM.

SOM alumni reflect on how the school’s mission of educating leaders for business and society has guided their careers.

Alumni share valuable habits, meaningful experiences, and insightful ideas for students attending SOM today.

This year's Donaldson Fellows returned to campus for a day of candid conversation, mentorship, and reflection on what it means to live out SOM's mission.

A new series developed by Yale SOM’s Golub Capital Nonprofit Board Fellows program offers training in the basics of nonprofit board service.

Alongside the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Network for Advanced Management, Professor Todd Cort and Clint Bartlett ’17 are working to change how investors price capital for sustainable enterprises in the developing world.

Reunion giving, powered by peer-to-peer volunteer leaders and Alumni Fund challenges, rallies classmates to honor milestone years with commitments that strengthen Yale SOM and invest in future leaders.

Part of the founding team of the student-led Meng Impact Investment Fund, Baker-Brown is now an emerging markets investor at the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation.

As the first graduate of Yale’s new MBA/MS joint degree, Shantanu Kumar ’26 recounts how the MBA lens transformed the way he thinks about algorithms, incentives, and society.