MAM Blog & News

The Yale SOM elective Founders Practicum gives students targeted mentorship and guidance as they spend a semester bringing a venture to life.

Gina Aikins, a student in the Master of Advanced Management program, chose elective courses that would further her goal of building a career in product marketing.

Professor Kevin Donovan needed to find a host institution for a conference he was organizing in East Africa. He took advantage of Yale SOM’s membership in an international network of top business schools to make it happen.

In the second installment of a public webinar series inspired by their Yale SOM elective course, former Dean Ted Snyder and Logan Bender ’19 explain how semiconductors accelerated global productivity and how governments, companies, and consumers i

To build her skills for an impact-oriented career, Hannah Hua ’26 worked with New Haven leaders to examine how entrepreneurship through acquisition might boost the city’s economy.

For Latine Heritage Month, three Yale SOM staff members discuss their roots in the Dominican Republic and Guatemala.

In a 1983 speech, philanthropist William S. Beinecke, who helped create Yale SOM, explains how the crises of the 20th century convinced him that the university should found a school of management.

Every year, Yale SOM’s Club Fair introduces new students to the dozens of professional and social campus groups that will help them find internships, cultivate new friendships, and build their business school networks. 

Catherine Dai ’26, Cindy Gu ’26, and Libby Liu ’26 reflect on their experience leading a student organization that supports students pursuing nonprofit or public-sector summer internships.

Learn about the newest students in Yale SOM’s Master of Advanced Management program from Kate Navarro, the director of admissions for management master’s programs.