Yale School of Management Announces 2012-2013 Donaldson Fellows
The four alumni, who were recognized for exemplifying the Yale SOM mission, will come to campus in February 2013 to participate in panels and discussion groups with students.
Yale School of Management Dean Edward A. Snyder announced today that four graduates of the school have been selected as 2012-2013 Donaldson Fellows. The fellows were recognized for exemplifying the school's mission to educate leaders for business and society. In the private, public, and nonprofit sectors, they have taken on the big problems facing an increasingly complex and globalized world and made a difference.
The Donaldson Fellows Program is named for Yale SOM's founding dean, William Donaldson.
The 2012-2013 Donaldson Fellows are:
Christine Bader '00
Nonresident Senior Fellow, The Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University & Human Rights Advisor, BSR (Business for Social Responsibility)
Don Gips '89
U.S. Ambassador to South Africa
Nadim Matta '89
President, Rapid Results Institute & Senior Partner, Schaffer Consulting
Liang (Leon) Meng '97
Co-founder, Ascendent Capital Partners Limited
Read biographies of all of the Donaldson Fellows.
The four Donaldson Fellows will come to the Yale SOM campus from February 7 to 8 to participate in a series of panels and discussion groups with students.
A committee chaired by the dean and comprised of SOM faculty, alumni, and students selects the Donaldson Fellows. Selections are based on nominations from members and friends of the SOM community.