MAM Blog & News

This week, the Yale SOM community will convene for an annual colloquium honoring Donald H. Ogilvie ’78, a civil rights pioneer who made a lasting impact on the fabric of the university.

Created with a gift from Leon Meng ’97, the Meng Impact Investing Fund gives students hands-on experience identifying and investing in early-stage, for-profit ventures working toward a better world. 

The inaugural event convened deans from nine universities to discuss current topics and best practices in business education.

Yale SOM student founders reflect on their experience participating in the university’s biggest entrepreneurship event.

Ash Duong ’25, co-president of the Yale SOM AI Association, reflects on his role co-hosting the second annual Yale Responsible AI in Global Business Conference.

MAM students Tolulope Aigbiniode ’25 and Biamah Ampofo-Tenkorang ’25 traveled to Costa Rica as part of a program that sends Yale SOM students on weeklong exchanges to business schools around the world.

The behavioral lab carries out research for faculty and students, with help from the students and staff who participate in studies.

Ash Duong ’25 founded an initiative that teaches students without computer science expertise to code with the help of AI.

Afri-Experience, a day-long immersive event organized by Yale SOM’s Africa Business & Society Club, sought to educate students about the culture and history of different African countries.

The organization, a professional association of financial advisors and wealth managers, recognized Ibbotson’s influential research with the Investment Consulting Impact Award.