MBA Blog & News

From developing AI-enabled governance analysis to supporting senior-level policy engagements, James Lee ’27 helped tackle development challenges across Asia and the Pacific.

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

Working at a Honda-owned software company, Hsin-Yuan Lee ’27 helped shape a companion app used by drivers.

At a lunchtime panel, MBA student Sofia Lopresti ’28 heard from second-years about healthcare recruiting and internship experiences. Other internship panels this week targeted private equity, marketing, and media, entertainment, and sports.

During a summer internship at an international consulting firm, Samuel Boroh ’27 relished the challenge of exploring new industries every other week.

Saachi Wadhwani ’28 lunched with Kate Cooney, senior lecturer in social enterprise and management and director of the Inclusive Economic Development Lab.

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.

While exploring a career in startup support, Rebecca Russavage ’27 also enjoyed New Haven’s parks and cultural events with her young daughter. 

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

As part of a pivot into the social impact space, Rebecca Luo ’27 helped a national literacy organization analyze user behavior, refine a product, and deploy AI responsibly.