MBA for Executives Blog & News

Since its inception, Yale SOM has trained skilled and compassionate leaders who want to make the world a better place.

OpenAI’s new research program is funding 14 projects examining AI’s effects on work, education, and inequality.

The story behind the symbol that launched the school involves a last-minute scramble and a Yale employee who was fluent in the ancient tongue of heraldry.

Keith Gallinelli, director of admissions for the MBA for Executives program, discusses changes in this year’s application format and shares tips for potential candidates.

On a weeklong exchange program at Nairobi’s Strathmore University Business School, Ashley Lewis ’27 studied the regulatory, political, and cultural factors that define Africa’s many economies.

Tookes, a professor of finance, will provide strategic leadership for policies, programs, and services that support faculty excellence across the university.

On a weeklong exchange program in Brazil, Brian Hanlon ’27 learned about the history of local control of forests, rivers, and other vulnerable ecosystems along two of the Amazon’s major rivers.

On a weeklong exchange in Sydney, Australia, Janine Jelks-Seale ’27 learned how leaders can apply perspective in moments of tension at work.

The international professional association recognized Kim’s research on the role founders play in retaining employees as their startups grow.

Through a Yale SOM program that sends students on weeklong exchanges at peer business schools, Andrew Park ’27 studied techniques for staying grounded and healthy while leading in complex situations.