MBA Stories

Mohammed Giwah ’25 says that core courses from his first year at Yale SOM gave him the analytical and creative skills to succeed in his consulting internship.

The school’s student-run impact investment fund, launched last year, has taken a stake in a financial technology company with roots at Yale.

Assistant Dean for Admissions Bruce DelMonico shares his best advice and dispels a few myths about the MBA application process.

Adebayo Alonge ’16 and Amy Kao ’17 founded RxAll, a digital ecosystem that helps African pharmacies and public health agencies distribute high-quality medicines while preventing the sale of counterfeit products.

Miguel Zaldivar-Giuffredi ’25 spent his summer learning about energy sector finance as a member of the Goldman Sachs Global Natural Resources Group.

McInnis, who began her tenure as the university’s president earlier this summer, spoke to incoming students in Yale SOM’s residential master’s degree programs on August 16 as part of the school’s orientation programming.

An internship at a healthcare consulting firm serving state and federal agencies helped Trisha Chaudhary ’25 picture a career at the intersection of the public and private sectors.

Tess Hart ’17 and Bill Popwell ’16 founded Triple Bottom Brewing Company, which hires and trains employees left out of the mainstream economy.

At Yale SOM, Sam Witmer ’24 connected with classmates who are, like him, passionate about making business decisions with social impact in mind. 

Orientation Week began on August 12 with welcoming remarks from school leaders in Shen Courtyard.