MBA for Executives Blog & News

Stevenson, a Navy veteran and graduate of the MBA for Executives Program, helps the Florida Panthers ice hockey franchise improve its facilities and invest in a strong workforce.

In the years leading up to the construction of Edward P. Evans Hall, administrators and architects sought the assistance of faculty members in designing classrooms to fit the school’s innovative approach to teaching.

During a week-long exchange program in South Africa, Krystle Hawkesbury ’25 learned about the challenges facing one of the most unequal countries in the world and the solutions presented by local entrepreneurs.

Scully’s official role is overseeing the intricacies of academic and student life. But for students, alumni, and colleagues, she is also an invaluable counselor, mentor, and friend.

A group of accomplished leaders from a variety of industries arrived at Evans Hall on July 12 for orientation and their first on-campus residency.

During a week-long exchange program in Switzerland, Janitra Taylor ’25 learned about digital business strategy and visited the headquarters of the International Olympics Committee.

Nicole Echols ’25 and Galen Jones ’26 join a select group of higher education students pursuing careers that build on their military experiences.

Best known for his book A Random Walk Down Wall Street, which introduced many readers to passive investing, Malkiel was also a Yale SOM dean who helped build the school’s faculty and curriculum.

Four scholars in economics, organizational behavior, and accounting will join the faculty in July.

The new cohort includes Akshar Abbott, a VA ophthalmologist; Liany Arroyo, COO of the Charter Oak Health Center in Connecticut; and Carrie Bridges, vice president of community health and equity at Rhode Island’s Lifespan Health System.