GBS Blog & News

MBA student Phuong-Nghi Pham ’26 joined a self-defense class led by a local Krav Maga practitioner. The class was part of a series of events celebrating the Title IX Working Group’s 10th anniversary.

In large and small gatherings across three cities, Charles highlighted the ways that alumni embody the school’s mission and called on them to help chart its future.

Master’s in Global Business and Society students Julius Hecht ’26 and Maximilian Braun ’26 gained a new perspective on transatlantic cooperation at the Harvard Kennedy School’s German American Conference.

English discussed the benefits of the Fed’s current “ample reserve system” and the risks of political pressure on the central bank.

SOM’s most popular club rallies students and partners of all skill levels for drills, games, and off-ice traditions.

We followed Master’s in Global Business and Society student Anna Epple ’26, as she attended two different courses on AI, ate local bagels, and attended a Diwali celebration. Photos by Tony Rinaldo.

In Quantitative Investing, a core course in the Yale SOM Master’s in Asset Management program, students use mathematical analysis to parse information about companies and build successful investment strategies. 

Phuong-Nghi Pham ’26 reflects on her experience organizing a weeklong event series exploring different paths in impact-oriented careers.

Hosted by the University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business School, the annual competition invites business students to pitch long equity and credit investment ideas.

Omar Sekkat ’26, a student in the Master’s in Global Business and Society (GBS) program, formed the Yale Table, which brings tech leaders to Yale for intimate dinners and talks.