Meet Milkana Brace, a Foster School TMMBA Alumni
The technology management MBA at University of Washington’s Foster School of Business is a unique program that offers co-curricular sessions for students and alumni to interact. During these sessions, both sides learn from business leaders about how to manage, grow and change their career. And, in many cases, entrepreneurialism becomes a major topic of consideration. During a recent event, Milkana Brace shared her experiences and her ultimate decision to join the Seattle startup community. Continue reading…
Top Entrepreneurship MBAs in San Francisco
While it’s clear that a budding entrepreneur can find success across the country, there still may be no city more synonymous with the entrepreneurial spirit than San Francisco.
Top MBA Recruiters: Boston Consulting Group
The Boston Consulting Group is one of the largest and most well known management-consulting firms in the world. It has 85 offices in 48 countries with over 12,000 employees and is consistently ranked as one of the best companies to work for—just this year, Fortune Magazine ranked BCG third overall. And for MBAs, there’s no doubt that BCG almost always shows up on the dream job list.
Amid Roller Coaster Rides for Some, HBS Stays Atop Bloomberg BusinessWeek Ranking
For the second consecutive year, Harvard Business School (HBS) tops the Bloomberg BusinessWeek annual ranking of MBA programs—released today—making it one of the few leading schools that didn’t experience shifts in a list that holds lots of changes this year over last.
Hot Jobs for MBAs – Management Consulting
Business school students know a thing or two about cutting their teeth. Between getting an undergrad degree, gaining work experience, going back to grad school and successfully navigating a summer internship, there’s tons of work that has to be done before someone can say, “I am an MBA.” After years of hard work, lots of MBAs look to get into management consulting.
Cass Business School Releases 5 New Statements for Corporate Governance
Endorsed by more than 250 leading international academies, the Modern Corporation Project at Cass Business School has released five statements, which reveal a new vision for corporate governance. High-level experts in a variety of legal systems helped to devise the statements, which cover company law, economics, management and politics. The goal of the declarations is to foster debate about corporate governance and to provide cross-jurisdictional and cross-disciplinary consensus. Continue reading…
