MBA for Executives Blog & News

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.

In 1978, SOM built a novel partnership with a neighboring Yale school to encourage its students to tackle environmental problems using their business education.

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

Emily Whitehouse shares practical guidance for discussing the MBA for Executives program with your supervisor and demonstrating the value of learning while you lead.

Their project, which examines how companies can sustain authentic commitments to purpose beyond profit, was one of 19 selected for funding by YPS, which supports ambitious climate and sustainability scholarship.

Barrios and his co-author won the inaugural prize for research on how academic journals’ transparency requirements impact research production.

Advice for putting together your best application, from resume to recommendation and beyond.

Zimmerman, a distinguished scholar of the economics of education, has produced policy-relevant research that has had profound effects on his field.

In just a few years, Dean Burton Malkiel brought six future Nobel laureates to Yale SOM's faculty—and changed how the wider academic world saw the school.