MBA Stories

Martine Singer ’89 worked in investment banking, consulting, and journalism before becoming CEO of a Los Angeles nonprofit that provides resources to children and families in need.

Bruce DelMonico, assistant dean for admissions, shares his best advice for applying to the MBA program in Round 3.

Aysha Haider, an incoming member of the MBA admissions team, reflects on the values and career journey that led her to SOM.

Edward Chiu ’25 joined SOM volunteers for an annual day of service teaching financial literacy skills to local elementary school students.

Ehizele Dean Okoduwa ’25 participated in a Global Network Exchange program in Barcelona, where he explored the local cultural scene, took classes in international business dynamics, and traveled around Europe.

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

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.

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

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.

At the behest of Connecticut governor Ned Lamont ’80, a team from SOM’s Chief Executive Leadership Institute researched and proposed guidelines to shape the state’s responsible use of AI technology.