MBA Blog & News

Lexi Abbiati ’25 and Christina Shaffer ’25 reflect on their experience organizing an annual day of learning and mentorship for New Haven high-schoolers.

Kar Mun Nicole Wong ’25, a joint-degree student at SOM and the Jackson School of Global Affairs, reflects on her role organizing one of the largest fully student-run conferences at Yale.

The core course State & Society explores how companies work with nonmarket constituencies, navigate regulatory environments, and respond to the communities in which they operate.  

The award will help fund Clayton’s scholarship, which focuses on how great powers exert economic pressure on other countries, over the next five years.

David Browning ’99 came to SOM to study global poverty solutions. He now leads a company that helps coffee roasters improve their sustainability and social impact.

Students organized a week of events to reflect on Title IX, a law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in federally funded schools, and discuss the future of gender equity.

Barr, who is stepping down this week as the Fed’s vice chair for supervision, reflected on the response to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in a talk presented by the Yale Program on Financial Stability.

Kevin Moss ’24 combined his policy background with new quantitative skills gained at SOM to transition into clean energy finance.

Nataliia Nevinchana ’27 reflects on her experience organizing a new SOM conference that connected students to sustainability experts, policymakers, and business leaders.

Linda Mason ’80, who founded the largest provider of workplace childcare in the United States, recalls how SOM helped her launch a career that has led from humanitarian aid to entrepreneurship.