self & community
rigor & heart
success & impact
self & community
rigor & heart
success & impact
self & community
rigor & heart
success & impact
self & community
rigor & heart
success & impact
business & society
Businesses and business skills are needed to tackle intractable problems.
Organizations can be run to the benefit of multiple stakeholders. Companies large and small can tackle social ills. Investors can direct resources to enterprises that make the economy greener and communities healthier.
We've been studying social impact since our founding.
International Center for Finance
Providing academic and professional support for research in financial economics..
Program on Financial Stability
The Yale Program on Financial Stability’s mission is to create, disseminate, and preserve knowledge about financial crises.
Chief Executive Leadership Institute
The world’s first school for CEOs, featuring applied research and peer-driven learning through lively exchanges among the world’s top business leaders, influential public policy makers, media opinion leaders, as well as foremost scholarly thought leaders, employing candid, confidential discussions of timely global business leadership challenges and compelling societal concerns.
Thurman Arnold Project at Yale
The Thurman Arnold Project is named in honor of Thurman Arnold, Yale Law Professor and head of the Antitrust Division from 1938 to 1943, to capture the intellectual and enforcement tradition he represented, as well as his zeal for achieving competitive markets for the people of the United States.
SOM Lab
SOM Lab is an interdepartmental behavioral lab at Yale's School of Management. Here, Marketing and Organizational Behavior faculty and students come to test a variety of hypotheses. The results are published in journals from Psych Science to JCR.
Yale is part of a powerful platform created by the world’s leading business schools
For students, faculty, and alumni in Global Network member schools, the Global Network for Advanced Management is a powerful platform for collaboration—whether learning in a classroom or virtual setting, multiplying professional connections, or creating new initiatives to examine issues of global interest.