MBA Stories

Bridgette Farrer Muir ’15 created Arrange, an AI-powered assistant that can plan complicated events and organize a user’s calendar. 

Nicole Morrison ’25 is spending her summer developing her startup Win Number, which builds technology for political campaigns.

An internship with a developer of renewable energy projects allowed Joe Wasserman ’25 to combine his engineering background and business school education.

The new scholarship awards, called Aspire Fellowships, will be targeted to students who have overcome socioeconomic challenges and are part of a broader effort to extend access to MBA education at Yale.

Jeff Hong ’15 founded Bite, which produces the self-service ordering kiosks found in many popular restaurant chains.

Emily Lewis ’25 spent the summer helping a Belize agribusiness streamline its operations and leading the company’s B-Corp recertification process—as well as kayaking through mangrove forests.

Follow the newest students in Yale SOM’s residential master’s degree programs as they explore campus, bond with their cohorts, and prepare for the academic year. 

In his new role, Michael R. Myers will ensure that the MBA admissions process reflects Yale’s inclusive values.

Dianna Liu ’18 founded ARIX, a company that produces pipe-crawling robots to inspect energy networks and prevent environmental damage.

This summer, Tomohiro Tsuchida ’25 led the Japanese delegation to an official youth meeting affiliated with the G7 political forum.