MBA Stories

A summer internship with a venture capital firm investing in renewable energy technologies taught Saskia Rohde ’25 the meaning of “disruption for good.”

This spring, the eight inaugural fellows worked with New Haven city agencies to conceptualize economic growth projects that will benefit all local residents.

Since graduating from Yale SOM, Greenly has stewarded the Yale Club of Boston, served as a coordinator for the Yale Day of Service, and even inaugurated a t-shirt design competition.

William Zhang ’25 says his internship researching the future of electric aviation inspired him to pursue a career in public service.

For Jordan Greer ’25, participation in the Discovery Projects, an experiential course from the Yale Center for Customer Insights, prepared her to develop comprehensive marketing solutions in her summer internship. 

Nicole Echols ’25 and Galen Jones ’26 join a select group of higher education students pursuing careers that build on their military experiences.

Kshitij Dutt ’25 says that participating in the Discovery Projects, an experiential course from the Yale Center for Customer Insights, equipped him with the skills to address complex organizational design questions at a storied company.

Through a new fellowship program, alumni experts mentored students in Yale SOM’s Inclusive Economic Development Lab last semester.

Best known for his book A Random Walk Down Wall Street, which introduced many readers to passive investing, Malkiel was also a Yale SOM dean who helped build the school’s faculty and curriculum.

Four scholars in economics, organizational behavior, and accounting will join the faculty in July.