The First Latina MBA Council President-Elect at Ross, Evalynn Rosado Has Learned the Power and Importance of Cultivating a Sense of Place
From often feeling like an outsider as a first-generation student of color to feeling a sense of pride at becoming the first Latina MBA Council president-elect at the University of […]
Simon Alumna T’Keyah Andrews Shares How her Mental Health Struggles Transformed her MBA Experience and Life
For T’Keyah Andrews, the MBA experience taught her far more than she could have ever imagined. Although she never envisioned graduating from a top-tier institution — let alone, at the […]
Columbia Business School Brings Legacy of Inclusion to The Consortium as Its Latest Member School
Established in 1916, Columbia Business School is known for not only being one of the oldest business schools in the world but also one with a long legacy of inclusion. […]
MBA Elyse Bush Hopes to Empower Underrepresented Employees with Anonymous Employer Review Site
Finding it difficult to excel as a Black woman in the workplace early on in her career, Elyse Bush says she often felt excluded. However, she soon realized she wasn’t […]
Capitalism at a Crossroads: Amid Uncertainty, Americans Want Companies to Prioritize Workers, Equity & Social Issues, Poll Reveals
2020 has been a year like no other — a global pandemic, the worst recession since the Great Depression and a nationwide reckoning with racial injustice. Yet, amidst all of […]
Unique Mission Helps Yale School of Management Cultivate Diverse, Well-Rounded Leaders
At Yale School of Management (SOM), a focus on educating leaders for both business and society sets the institution apart. In its effort to produce well-rounded business leaders, The Consortium […]
A Voice for the Voiceless: Using an MBA as a Force for Good
Nsombi Ricketts’ career has been anything but linear. She went from earning a bachelor’s degree in education and social policy, to working at organizations such as The Princeton Review and […]