Berkeley Haas MBAs Demonstrate the Power of a Single Person to Advance Social, Racial Justice
Putting The Consortium’s mission to work, MBA students Afraz Khan and Jude Watson are uplifting the voices of underrepresented — and sometimes undervalued — groups. Through their active commitment to […]
NASCAR CDO Brandon Thompson Envisions Sport Fueled by Diversity & Inclusion, United by Love of ‘Fast Cars’
In late spring 2020, as people of all races and ethnicities took to the streets to voice their discontent following the killing of George Floyd, many organizations quickly followed suit. […]
USC Marshall’s Coalition 4 Change Takes Home First Place in John R. Lewis Racial Justice Case Competition
More than to simply advance their careers, Consortium MBAs Isabella Palacios, Elizabeth Blasser, Aria Aaron and Michelle Matsuba are empowered to use their MBA education to effect change in corporate […]
MBAs Launch John Lewis Racial Justice Case Competition to Bring Together Students, Companies Seeking Meaningful Change
In the early days of June, at the height of protests over nationwide racial injustices, Brian Mitchell, associate dean of the full-time MBA program at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, […]
From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter: Consortium Inaugural Fellow Rev. Dr. C. Vernon Mason Reflects on How Far We’ve Come, How Far We Have to Go
Although separated by nearly 55 years and more than 800 miles, C. Vernon Mason can still distinctly recollect his time at Atlanta’s Morehouse College — a period defined by the […]
Cultural Rediscovery: How One MBA Found His Professional Path While Hitchhiking South America
For Eric Goytia Nummedal, a first-year MBA and Consortium fellow at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, all it took was 13 months and thousands of miles […]
Consortium MBAs Launch Color of Change Campaign to Spark Positive Change for the Black Community
Roused by recent racial injustices, including the tragic deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery and other members of the black community, a group of Consortium MBAs felt […]