News Archive
December 2021
The Perceived Capabilities of Women in the Fire Service
When a Pledge of Support Becomes a Willing Embrace
Pandemic Continues to Influence Consumer Behavior, Affect Economy on National, State and Local Levels
A Refreshing Case for Marketing Strategy
The Pandemic Has Raised Questions about the Global Supply Chain
Southern California Edison Names Steven Powell (‘10) President & CEO
November 2021
Dean Al Osborne Receives B. Kenneth West Lifetime Achievement Award
U.S. Navy Executive Leverages Anderson EMBA in Chapter 2 of His Career
Bradford-Osborne Award Recognizes Scholarship to Advance Small Business
U.S. Navy Veteran Feels UCLA Anderson’s Embrace
U.S. Army Reservist’s Career Could Be a Movie
U.S. Air Force Veteran Flies Full Circle to a Creative Career
Following Service in Iraq, U.S.M.C. Captain Got Down to Business
Venture Accelerator Founders Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable
UCLA Anderson Innovation Challenge 2022 Is on the Horizon
UCLA Anderson Forecast Supports Economists from Diverse Backgrounds
UCLA Anderson Community Leads Across Difference
October 2021
When Viewing COVID Charts, Watch for this Classic Psychological Trick
Asset Manager Blends His Career in Investing with Academia
What Does it Take to be a Smart Shopper? Stamina
A Global Immersion in Cuba, and for Gonzalo Freixes, a Return to Homeland
UCLA Anderson Innovation Challenge 2022 Is on the Horizon
September 2021
Too Much Free Time Isn’t Actually Bad for You
A Seat at the Table and a Voice in the Room
Team Leader, Team Player
Busting Out in the Beverage Business
UCLA Anderson Forecast Predicts Solid but Not Spectacular Growth
August 2021
What Makes L.A. a Great Place to Earn an MBA?
Texting Our Way Closer to Herd Immunity
Is There a Human Side to Statistics?
July 2021
Too Much Free Time Isn’t Actually Bad For You
Student Body President Made Connecting Classmates a Priority
MBA to Watch: Mitchella Gilbert (’21)
MBA to Watch: Gaelen LeMelle-Brown (’21)
UCLA Anderson’s Andrea Eisfeldt Predicts Rate Hikes
Paul Colichman’s (’85) Success in the Face of Resistance
UCLA Anderson’s Core Marketing Course Prepares MBAs across Functions
UCLA Anderson Alumnus Rises to CEO of BJ’s Restaurants
Anderson Cooper Hosts LGBTQ Champion Dr. Bradford Kolb (EMBA ’22)
EdTech Startup Emile Takes the Pulse of the TikTok Generation
Your Messaging to Older Audiences Is Outdated
“Nudges” Successfully Encourage COVID Vaccine Holdouts to Get the Jab
June 2021
A Serial Entrepreneur Shares Success and Gives Back
UCLA Anderson-Incubated EdTech Company Secures $5.3MM
First Black President of UCLA Anderson’s Student Association Ignites Change
California’s Master Plan for Aging
UCLA Anderson Forecast Remains Optimistic for Post-COVID-19 Recovery
May 2021
Why Successful Asian Americans Are Penalized in the Workplace
UCLA Anderson, Real Madrid Launch Leadership Program
Fast Forward, from Moment to Movement
Making a Career at the Intersection of Politics and Business
UCLA MBA student Valeria Sandoval (’25) also leads the charge to increase diversity
Sahara Cloud Democratizes Hardware Development
April 2021
How Did a COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Affect Household Well-Being?
UCLA Ziman’s Stuart Gabriel studied renters’ food insecurity and mental distress
UCLA Alumni Establish the Tracy Family Fellowship
Two proud Bruins are inspired to give students the Anderson experience
Riordan Programs Pave the Way from the Classroom to the Boardroom
The programs produce leaders like California Senator Alex Padilla
UCLA Anderson Team Wins Gilead Sciences’ First Case Competition
Class of 2021 FEMBAs applied experiences to biotech R&D integration
Debunking One of the Most Famous Psychology Experiments Ever
Dan Benjamin thoroughly shakes down the classic marshmallow test
UCLA Anderson Team Wins 2021 Turner MIINT Competition
MBA students’ pitch scored $50K investment for InScribe higher ed app
TED WorkLife: The Science of Productive Conflict
Professor Corinne Bendersky guides two colleagues through resolution
Why a Nationwide $15 Minimum Wage Is Wrongheaded
Economist Ed Leamer pulls no punches looking at our societal issues
Unity among Asian Americans Must Be the First Step
Announcing the John Wooden Leadership Fellows
These impressive MBAs live up to Coach Wooden’s leadership standards
March 2021
Where Walmart and Shopify Meet, Anderson MBAs Advance
B-school skills helped two alumni compete in pandemic-fueled e-commerce
Writer Erika Green Swafford (’99) Brings Untold Stories to TV
The NAACP winner increases opportunities for underrepresented groups
UCLA Anderson’s Master of Finance Edge
The Forecast Since the Biden Stimulus
Economist Leo Feler weighs consumer behavior, universal basic income
What People of Asian Descent in America Face Now
First Service
Henry Brandon (’89) is committed to UCLA Anderson Riordan Programs
UCLA Anderson Forecast Predicts Near-Record Growth as Economy Recovers
In California, recovery comes faster than the rest of the U.S.
UNest Founder Is Disrupting Male-Dominated FinTech
Ksenia Yudina’s (’14) startup revolutionized college saving plans
WBC and GoldJam Creative Host Men Practicing Allyship Workshop
Topics included defining allyship and confronting microaggressions
The Art of Analytics
Phil Irvine (’09) believes best decisions combine data and creativity
Backlash against Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 Single Dose Is Risky
Chris Tang urges states to plan carefully or risk wasting vaccine
Our Footsteps Cover the Globe
The #RunTheWorld marathon is about participation, not competition
What Happens When a UCLA Anderson MBA Goes on Wheel of Fortune?
For starters, he wins
February 2021
Pixel Canvas Pivots to VR Events amid Pandemic
Tech Regulation — How Much Is Too Much?
UCLA Anderson’s Terry Kramer sees opportunities despite “techlash”
Our Role Models: Reflections on Black Leadership
Our personal heroes, from astronauts to politicians to parents
A Tech Veteran’s Career and UCLA Anderson Board Service Are Honored
Janice Chaffin (’81) receives the 2021 John E. Anderson Distinguished Alumni Award
Evidence Mounts that Eco-Friendly Wine Tastes Better
UCLA Anderson Professor Magali Delmas studied French wine experts’ ratings
This Anderson EMBA, a Secret Service Agent, Will Secure Super Bowl LVI
Jesse Baker (’21) heads up the L.A. field office for the next Big Game
Revolution Prep Founders Learned from Company Turnaround
Classmates Jake Neuberg (’02) and Ramit Varma (’02) built a thriving tutoring platform
What Is the Fate of Same-Sex Marriage in China and Hong Kong?
Award-Winning M.D. and Journalist Teaches Crisis Leadership
Dr. Seema Yasmin brings unique expertise to UCLA Anderson classrooms
Mattel Diversity Initiatives Usher Barbie into New Era
UCLA Anderson alumnus Nathan Baynard (’11) helped reestablish the brand
L.A. Dodgers’ New Lead Physician Is a Pioneer for Women in Sports Medicine
Dr. Marissa Vasquez (’18) steered World Series champs through pandemic
January 2021
UCLA Anderson’s Health Care Technology Course Is “All About Disruption”
Jennifer McCaney keeps current as an advisor in the health sector
The Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Also Combats Inequality
Easier distribution equals better access, says Professor Chris Tang
Former Anderson Dean Makes Posthumous Gift to UCLA Jewish Studies
The legacy of Harold Williams (B.A. ’46) extends beyond his decorated career
For a BCG Data Scientist, Communication Skills Proved Vital
The UCLA Anderson MSBA was the catalyst for Erica Millwater’s (’19) career
Striving for a Diverse Business Community
Students, alumni, faculty and guests agreed that real change is in connections
Wake Up Early to Lead MGM’s International Television Distribution
Shaila Chopra (’09) says working internationally requires flexibility
December 2020
UCLA Anderson Alumna Brings Global Vision to Disneyland Paris
Forbes names Maddy Wodjak (’19) among 30 under 30 in Gaming
The Riot Games strategist helped build the video game curriculum at Anderson
UCLA Anderson MBA Bridged the Gap between Civilian and Military Training
Anticipating Vaccine, UCLA Anderson Forecast Expects Recovery to Begin in Spring '21
In CA, the rebound will be led by tech, residential construction and logistics
Most Recent Wooden Award Winner Named Chair of Starbucks
Mellody Hobson assumes top board role in a historic move
Lobbying and Influence on the Law – Is It Actually for the Public Good?
As professor Henry Friedman explains to Warren Olney, it can be
UCLA Anderson MBA Students Steer Nonprofits through the Pandemic
Black Girls Code and Raza Development Fund pivoted with pro bono help
AfroTech World Goes Virtual
UCLA Anderson MBA students at the world’s largest multicultural tech conference
Measuring NBCUniversal’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Jennifer Abbondanza (’06) leads the effort to create an environment for opportunity
Alex Padilla (Riordan Fellow ‘97) to become California’s first Latino US senator
The California Secretary of State replaces Kamala Harris
Meet UCLA Anderson’s MBA Class Of 2022
Poets & Quants shows these MBAs came here
November 2020
UCLA Anderson Forecast Welcomes New Economists
Leo Feler and Leila Bengali join Jerry Nickelsburg and William Yu on the research team
Nur Labs Engineers Early Lung Cancer Detection Platform
U.S. Army Combat Veteran Works the Pandemic Front Lines for L.A. County
Hear BlackRock’s Larry Fink (B.A. ’74, ’76) Discuss 2020’s Massive Shifts
Changes in behaviors, investment and sustainable strategies will stick
Storytelling Builds Emotional Connections to Brands
EA’s Andrea Hopelain (’10) believes insight drives innovation
Caroline Nahas (B.A. ’70) Becomes UCLA Anderson Board of Advisors Chair
The distinguished senior advisor at Korn Ferry takes over from the prodigious Bob Murley (’74)
Fink Center for Finance and Girls Who Invest Help Close the Gender Gap
UCLA Anderson faculty and industry professionals educate young investors
Target Sales Just Shocked Wall Street
Here’s how CEO Brian Cornell (B.A. ’81, CERT ’91) did it
October 2020
Want to Save the Environment? Hope for a Global Treaty
As Ivo Welch and Brad Cornell tell Warren Olney, doing your part will mostly save money
When Something We Need Goes Scarce, How Do You Decide Who Has Dibs?
Franklin Shaddy shares his insight on who gets precious items, even vaccines
What's the Key Ingredient to a Successful Startup?
As Olav Sorenson tells host Warren Olney, it's your longtime location
Faculty Leader Built Anderson’s Renowned FEMBA Field Study
Professor Bob Foster (’65) retires after a decades-long career
An Investment Career Requires a Listener
Asset management veteran Andrea Almeida Mack (’94) on the value of an MBA and finding the right cultural fit
Students Can Invest in UCLA Anderson
Guilherme Pereira (’18) found it’s never too late to get involved
Why Successful Asian Americans Are Penalized in the Workplace
Forecasting the Economy When The President is Sick and Unpredictable
UCLA Anderson Forecast director Jerry Nickelsburg and Warren Olney discuss
UCLA Anderson Entrepreneurs Break into the $50 Billion Femtech Industry
Mitchella Gilbert (’21) and team will debut a high-tech line of women’s leggings
Professor Corinne Bendersky Offers Students Tools for Leading and Managing Teams
Understanding conflict management and differing points of view is key
Why Are SoCal Home Prices Spiking and Rents Dropping?
Eric Sussman, lecturer and real estate expert, explains
A Global Perspective on Social Impact
Anderson MBA Lizzeth Rosales (’20) envisions a more equitable world
September 2020
The Course for Diversity
Heather Caruso’s class focuses on leadership in equity, diversity and inclusion
Terry Kramer Gives Because Anderson Students Lead Great Companies, Solve Societal Problems
Easton Technology Management Center’s director supports the school’s vision
Fellowship Helps Caroline Ward Take Her Investment Career to Next Level
An accounting and literature background prove advantageous in industry
UCLA Anderson Innovation Challenge 2022 Is on the Horizon
The aim is to solve real-world problems through technology
It’s Not Just What You Say or How You Say It
The Power of the Immigrant Mindset in America
Professor Paola Giuliano discusses its effect on policy in “How The World Works”
For Veterans, UCLA Anderson Is the Ideal Conduit to Careers in Tech
These alumni acquired skills to shift from the military to civilian careers
The Housing Shortage and Homelessness: A Researcher’s Perspective
Warren Olney probes real estate authority Stuart Gabriel on California's failures
UCLA’s New Entertainment Cross-Campus Collective
August 2020
Organizations Have Committed to Better Representation, But Really?
“How the World Works“ with Miguel Unzueta, expert on equity and biases
Pandemic Spurs UCLA Anderson Students and Alumni to Advise Nonprofits and Social Enterprises
Food-insecure families in Los Angeles benefit from a partnership between MBA consultants and Nourish L.A.
An MBA Traded Silicon Valley for Silicon Beach to Launch her Startup
The UCLA Anderson Venture Accelerator provides tailored programming and industry connections that inspire entrepreneurship
This UCLA Anderson Entrepreneur Secured Funding for Two Degrees
Josh Kimmel’s (B.A. ’12, MBA/M.S. ’21) fellowship enables him as a CTO
UCLA Anderson Community Ensures Jordan Barillas (’21) and Her Family Feel at Home
Fellowships allow MBA students to pursue career goals while helping to support loved ones
Hollywood Shells Out for Diversity, but It Costs Much More Than Money
Entertainment’s response to the social justice movement has been dramatic like a blockbuster
Diego Reyes (’05) Brings Help Where It’s Needed in the Pandemic
Opportunity Zones investor gets behind One Anderson Student Relief Fund
July 2020
Helping New Students in the Wake of COVID-19
Ivan Todorov (’20), entrepreneur shows gratitude by showing support
When You Can’t Tour Campus, Tour Campus
We’ve just launched this virtual campus tour, led by full-time MBAs
What Could L.A. Learn from Hong Kong about Containing COVID-19?
A great deal, write UCLA Anderson Professor Chris Tang and Visiting Professor Christine Loh
Students Asked for Courses on the Pandemic, Anderson Answered
One course looked at shortages of ventilators, toilet paper and more
This Program Puts Our MBA Students on Nonprofit Boards
The Board Fellows Program, part of Net Impact, is a shot at real change
The next UC president: Michael V. Drake, M.D.
Drake replaces Janet Napolitano after her seven years of service
Road Warriors
Mobile food industry leader Roaming Hunger fuels small businesses and hungry communities
Most Deserved
Recognized by his peers for classroom performance and innovation
June 2020
Reality Check
UCLA Anderson Professor Stuart Gabriel of the UCLA Ziman Center developed his MBA real estate course for the pandemic era
A Quantitative Focus
Anderson MBA programs receive STEM designation
2020 Visions
UCLA Anderson’s Dean Tony Bernardo and Amazon’s Mike Hopkins (’01) offer encouragement to graduates in a virtual ceremony
The Score
Eric Johnson adapts his UCLA Anderson sports and entertainment course to effects of the coronavirus pandemic
Amped Up
Before COVID-19, a UCLA Anderson Executive MBA team developed a low-cost ventilator to deploy amid pandemic
Racial Injustice
Dean Bernardo’s message to the Anderson community
What You Can Do
Thoughts from Assistant Dean Heather Caruso
May 2020
Leaders in L.A.
Dean Bernardo included on LABJ list of influential Angelenos
Announcing the 2020 Commencement Keynote
Mike Hopkins ('01)
Senior Vice President, Prime Video and Amazon Studios
The Ideal Choice
Stewart Bainum (’70) receives the 2020 John E. Anderson Distinguished Alumni Award
Here to Serve
Mirei and Ben Claremon work to provide meals for college students in need
Treatments and Cures
Launched at UCLA Anderson by Executive MBAs, cancer research company Immix Biopharma pivots to combat COVID-19
Transformation of Business School Education: The COVID-19 Effect
Sr. Associate Dean of MBA Programs Miguel Unzueta navigates the sea change
The World’s Best 40-Under-40 MBA Professors
April 2020
AfroTech Is a Catalyst for an Emboldened Workforce
Ten UCLA Anderson MBA students discovered living proof that there is a diverse pipeline for tech
USC Marshall and UCLA Anderson Announce ‘Hack for Hope’ Winners
Unified USC-UCLA team developing 3D-printed reusable respirator masks takes home top prize
The Impressionable Years
Paola Giuliano’s research shows recessions influence lifelong political beliefs
Many Roads Lead to Social Impact
Students welcomed Scot Rank (’89) to share his perspective on sustainable practices in the multinational retail sector
Recession! UCLA Anderson Forecast’s Outlook
Recorded 4/17/20 as part of our Friday Faculty Chats, Jerry Nickelsburg shares the data
Up Close and Personal
Impact@Anderson shares perspectives on the global health crisis
The Art of Giving Back
UCLA Anderson alumnus Mike De Paola (’94) receives the 2020 Alumni Service Award
USC Marshall and UCLA Anderson Unite to Find Coronavirus Solutions
#HackForHope brings together teams from traditional cross-town rivals
Let the Games Begin
Angel City Games founder on assisting those with physical challenges
This Is Not Working
Professor Christopher Tang says the global supply chain is broken
March 2020
Meeting the Challenge
FEMBA team collects supplies critical to the fight against COVID-19
To Be Mindful
Allow yourself calm in stressful times
The Role of Humanity, Leadership and Tech in These Times
Adjunct Professor Terry Kramer shares pure insight to help us get through this
Staying Happy in Unhappy Times
Pulling from the empirically based insights covered in her course Applying the Science of Happiness to Life Design, Cassie Mogilner Holmes offers tips to stay a bit happier during these less-than-happy times
Professor Eric Sussman Gives a Classic Lesson on Weathering Crises in the Markets
Mike Chester (’19) and Professor Sussman saw the need for insight in these troubling times and this live broadcast was just what viewers wanted
COVID-19 Resources
From information to expertise from Anderson and UCLA at large
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the Anderson community's questions about COVID-19, updated regularly
Updates from the Dean
Find Dean Bernardo's latest updates concerning COVID-19 here
UCLA News
Follow UCLA's campus-wide updates about the development of COVID-19
UCLA Health CEO Spisso on Supply Shortages and Coronavirus Treatment
Johnese Spisso, CEO of UCLA Health, joins "Squawk on the Street" to discuss medical supply shortages and how the hospital has prepared for treating coronavirus.
UCLA Anderson Forecast Announces 2020 Recession
Revised economic forecast accounts for effects of COVID-19 pandemic
At Home in L.A. and in His Skin, Ice Cube Reflects
The award-winning sports and entertainment powerhouse is UCLA Anderson’s 2020 Game Changer
Primary Care
CEO Patty Maysent (’90) Delivers at UC San Diego Health
On Board for Good
For Satiya Witzer (’13), giving back to the Riordan Programs is a life-long commitment
Remembering Bernard Briskin
Beloved benefactor generously supported marketing education and research
February 2020
Accelerating the Rhythm of His Career
In his first year at UCLA Anderson, music industry hopeful Gaelen LeMelle-Brown (’21) learns by example how to share success
January 2020
Power Trip
UCLA Anderson Alumnae Find Core Strength in Fitness Industry
Major League Lessons
UCLA alumnus Jeff Moorad teaches the business of sports to UCLA Anderson MBA students
interested in the ever-more-sophisticated territory of sports business ops
December 2019
Local Communities in South Africa Profit from Creative Business Structures
An international immersion course taught entrepreneurial health care executives how prosocial businesses thrive in an age of waning corporate philanthropy
A Restorative Practice
UCLA Anderson students and staff carve out campus space for silent reflection and meditation during the busy school year
UCLA Anderson MFE Team Wins Gold at University Trading Challenge 2019
Three MFE students faced the perfect challenge to test their quantitative acumen
Elenita Mezcal Differentiates Itself in a Fast-Growing Market
BusinessBecause profiled entrepreneurs incubating their company in the UCLA Anderson Venture Accelerator
November 2019
All-Inclusive Embrace
After wrapping UCLA Anderson’s expanded week-long Embracing Diversity initiative, Assistant Dean of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Heather Caruso reflected on the highlights key takeaways
Social Responsibility — with Interest
A commitment to affordable housing and wealth-building in minority communities led Natalie Hunter (’20) to earn an MBA
Celebrating Diwali at Anderson Afternoon
Celebrating Our Diversity. Diwali or Deepavali is the festival of lights that marks the victory of good over evil.
Endowed Term Chair in Management Supports Research on Culture and Economics
UCLA Anderson Professor of Economics Paola Giuliano studies the history of agriculture and finds it is correlated to differences in modern-day female labor force participation
Changing of the Guard
Juggling business school and weekends in the California Army National Guard, Rhian Rogan (’20) considers a career in academe
Many Ways to Lead
U.S. Navy Veteran Alice Hong (’22) broadens her skills as a fully employed MBA and consultant
Flipping the Switch
Evan Milnor ('17) knows from experience that veterans face a unique set of challenges transitioning to the civilian workforce
Anderson Inspired the Dedication of a UCLA Lifer
Bruin Patty Gonzalez Johnson (B.A. ’99, Riordan Fellow ’02) was a first-generation college student on the campus where she’s forged her career
Every MBA Needs Tech Skills, Not Just Techies
UCLA Anderson is helping recent graduates like Chenjie Ding bridge the gap between managers and data scientists
Lessons in Machine Learning
Nike’s Todd Holloway teaches MBAs how to leverage data through greater understanding of AI
Launching a User-Centric CPAP Device for Newborns in East Africa
Recent graduate delays job opportunity in order to help infants
October 2019
Supporting Curiosity in the Classroom
Amgen Foundation’s Eduardo Cetlin (’07) believes a skilled workforce will come from a scientifically literate society
The Difference Maker
Bill Cockrum’s investment in UCLA Anderson and its students aims to make the world a better place
Enlightened Solutions: Modular Housing Developments for L.A.’s Homeless
A company incubated as an MBA capstone project lands $23.8 million in public funding to address the city’s housing crisis
This Alumna Cracked Tech's Boy’s Club
Kate Edwards ('14), Co-Founder of Heartbeat, on Silicon Beach's sexim: "There’s a tendency to devalue the voices of women because they’re not used to having them in the room"
Los Angeles Startups Showcase a Diversity of Thought
Tech exemplar Adam Miller (MBA/J.D. ’94) launched Cornerstone OnDemand in L.A. before it was “socially acceptable”
Will Silicon Beach’s Rising Tide Raise All Boats?
Easton Technology Management Center panel offers insight into tech job creation in Southern California
September 2019
Los Angeles Startups Showcase a Diversity of Thought
Tech exemplar Adam Miller (MBA/J.D. ’94) launched Cornerstone OnDemand in L.A. before it was “socially acceptable”
California Outperforms, For Now
Stopping just short of predicting a recession in the U.S. through 2021's horizon, the UCLA Anderson Forecast expects the national economy to slow down in the second half of 2020, before rebounding in 2021
A Firm Foundation
Private equity investor John R. Muse (’74) explains how entrepreneurship differentiates UCLA Anderson
The Accidental Mayor
Tech industry veteran Lisa Matichak (’89) got involved in politics, now she’s mayor of Mountain View
Meet the MBA Class of 2021: The Go-Getters
“On the corner of “eccentricity” and “mania” – if you hit “certainty” then you’ve gone too far.”
UCLA’s Hershfield: Creative People Are Hardwired to See Further
Professor of the Week, Hal E. Hershfield co-authors "Creative Expertise Is Associated with Transcending the Here and Now"
The Arts of the MBA
UCLA Anderson alumni apply finance experience to nonprofit management
Technology-Based Transformation of China and Hong Kong
Professor Terry Kramer moderated a conversation with students on the regional and global implications
August 2019
The Pitch-Perfect View
Startups from the Venture Accelerator at UCLA Anderson pitch to the nation’s top business journalists
Peter Rossi Receives 2019 ISMS Fellow Award
The honor recognizes Rossi’s many contributions to the science and study of marketing
A Data-Driven Strategy for Teaching
In the classroom, Associate Professor Keith Chen bills data analysis as an MBA’s super power
Kristine Pearce: A Career Re-Launch Story
The UCLA Anderson program for alumnae reentering the workforce opens up possibilities
July 2019
At Chipotle, You Are What You Eat
For Chris Brandt (’98), chief marketing officer of Chipotle, It’s not just lunch, it’s a lifestyle choice
Californians head to Nevada and Arizona as high taxes, home prices force them out
Stuart Gabriel, director of the UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate, weighs in
Can FaceApp Prompt Us to Care for Our Future Selves?
Professor Hal Hershfield urges you to bond with the older person you'll become
June 2019
Accelerator Startup Has Skin in the Game
LABJ's list of 20 in their 20s includes Thea Pham, co-founder of skincare company U-Defi Inc. and a 2019 UCLA Anderson Venture Accelerator Showcase participant
MBA Gives Stephen West New Direction as Business Journalist
After a long career, the UCLA Anderson alumnus continues to give back as a Loeb Awards judge
The Loeb Awards
The most prestigious honor in business journalism
Father of Three Graduating from UCLA Anderson Wants to Inspire Others
Alvaro Yanes ('19) says his goal has always been to study and that having a family and responsibilities shouldn’t be obstacles to doing so.
Spreading the Love
Sherie and Don Morrison were honored with UCLA Medal in recognition of their selfless generosity
Perils of Luxury Brands in Bourgeois Markets
Luxury brands, like indie bands, often find there’s a tradeoff between being cool and being popular. A study uses game theory to suggest when designer companies should license their names for down-market goods
Deepening Connections, Serving His Alma Mater
In the collegial spirit of his graduating class, Rick Shuart (’04) joins his reunion committee to inspire others to give
Meet Our New Dean
Antonio Bernardo, an award-winning teacher and respected scholar who has taught at UCLA for 25 years, has been named the new dean of the UCLA Anderson School of Management, effective July 1
163 Eye-Opening Articles for the Industrialist in You
Explore the elevated insights of Anderson's faculty researchers as they investigate the uncharted painpoints and politics of business, economics, consumerism and more
Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 Knapp Venture Competition!
Every year, close to $100k in prizes is distributed amongst the winners
Confronting Challenges to International ESG Compliance
A UCLA Anderson Executive MBA team steers an environmental nonprofit to pollution solutions for Chinese investors in South Africa
UCLA Executive MBAs Optimize Funding Strategy to Restore a Vital Natural Resource
A field study team helps determine how governments can involve coastal communities in Suriname and Guyana
May 2019
Genders Communicate Similarly at the Top
Pop psychology and serious research tell us that women and men have different communication styles. But what if they are simply a product of disparities in the relative power of men and women?
163 Eye-Opening Articles for the Industrialist in You
Explore the elevated insights of Anderson's faculty researchers as they investigate the uncharted painpoints and politics of business, economics, consumerism and more
The Future of Health Care
Considered one of the most influential people in health care, Bernard Tyson has successfully managed all major aspects of Kaiser Permanente during his 34-year career at the organization
How We Define Success
Class of 2019's Jasmine X. Guo (AMSA president), Van T. Nguyen (co-founder of startup U-Defi), and Kota Uyeda (HBA president) answer five questions each about their time at UCLA Anderson
¿Cuál es el Problema Exactamente?
UCLA Anderson Professor Miguel Unzueta teaches students that negotiation isn’t about conflict
Saying Goodbye and Good Luck to the Ph.D. Class of 2019
The group now moves on to positions in academia and industry
Another Successful Showcase for the UCLA Anderson Accelerator
Ten new companies make their public debut at the Spring Showcase
A Partnership to Champion Diversity in Entertainment
UCLA Anderson’s Center for MEMES partners with Howard University to address a persistent challenge for the industry
Ascending the Summit of Business Ethics
UCLA Anderson students put themselves to the test in case competition on ethical leadership
The Steinmetz Formula Works for Two Generations of Bruins
A father and daughter compare notes on their business school experiences
Celebrating at Full Speed
The Riordan Programs’ 32nd anniversary gala was the “Ride of a Lifetime”
Biases Can Interfere With Retirement Decisions
Future retirees who don’t favor annuities are risk-averse, Professor Suzanne Shu told attendees of the Plan Sponsor Council of America Conference
Why Radical Transparency About Salaries Can Pay Off
Professor Ricardo Perez-Truglia's research findings are significant for employers, underscoring how changing the salary of one worker can affect the behavior of other employees
April 2019
Outgoing ASA Prez Ignited Culture Shift
"I feel that I was able to leave Anderson a better place than what it was when I first arrived and I am confident that the changes we have worked to implement will be institutionalized and endure long after I leave Anderson"
UCLA Anderson’s Diversity Was the Right Fit for Me
Meeting as Equals
Community engagement expert Gil Penalosa (’84) explains how walkable cities promote social integration
It’s Like Riding a Bike
Aaron Paley (’85) co-founded L.A.’s iconic CicLAvia to make the city legible at street level
It’s Friendlier with Two
Twin brothers working in rapidly changing industries diverged professionally but count their similarities as an advantage
UCLA's Chief Sustainability Officer Rolls with It
Nurit Katz (MBA/MPP ’08) celebrates the urban cycling renaissance on campus and beyond
Is Social Enterprise the New Business-as-Usual?
Social impact management consultant Gayle Northrop (’96) teaches mission-driven corporate models
What Is the New Standard for Ethics in Management?
UCLA Anderson students comment on the crucial differentiator for 21st-century businesses
Growing a Greener Pipeline in Mexico and Beyond
Award-winning businesswoman, renewables advocate and Mexican-American Sarah Valdovinos (’01)
Helping People Lead Less Stressful Lives
Lucy Milligan Wahl ('10) says her Anderson experience helped launch her home organizing career
Pushing Limits, in Business and on the Trail
Russell Benaroya ('03) says Anderson fueled his entrepreneurial spirit and desire to make a mark
Coming to G.R.I.P.S. with Executive Coaching
Sara Tucker (’88) teaches teams and individuals how mindfulness enables better leadership
Sustainability as Corporate Strategy: An Outdoorsman’s Guide
When it comes to environmental stewardship, Stephen Rosenman (’20) means business. The nature enthusiast was drawn to Anderson because of the school’s MBA Leaders in Sustainability certification program through UCLA’s Institute of the Environment and Sustainability
She's Running the Most Chaotic Place on the Internet
For a person who oversees a website with more daily visitors than Facebook, Anderson alumna and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki ('98) has managed to keep a low profile and avoid harsh criticism
Pitch Practice Gives Anderson Entrepreneurs a Leg Up
U.S. News & World Report names Anderson a top MBA program for entrepreneurs, crediting the culture of pitch competitions that gives students access to resources, mentoring and proximity to VC communities
Amazon Mints Millionaires at Employees' Expense
The Googles and Amazons of the world have the “cash, the size, the structure, to buy markets,” Professor Jeff Scheinrock said. "If you’re just a single market company [like Eero], it’s very hard to compete with somebody who’s a giant.” (Mashable)
Do Police Body Cams Skew How Events Unfold?
Researchers, including Professor Eugene Caruso, recommend filming interactions from more than one point of view—for instance, from dash cams and body cams on multiple officers—so that jurors aren’t biased by seeing just one perspective
Improving Early Childhood Education in the U.S. Virgin Islands
An MBA team’s primary research with key stakeholders informed a nonprofit how best to use its resources in economically disadvantaged island territories
A Place for Women in India’s Dynamic FinTech Space
In collaboration with IDEO, an MBA field study team explored human-centered design solutions for low-income women in countries around the globe
March 2019
Empowering the Poor in Coffee-Rich Guatemala
Applied Management Research (AMR) teams studied highly profitable and environmentally sustainable end-to-end coffee operation and immersed themselves in the Guatemalan culture
Joel Fried (’86) Grateful for the Chance UCLA Anderson Took On Him
Now the alumnus supports the school in multiple ways and will be honored with the 2019 John E. Anderson Distinguished Service Award
This Donor Launched His Company From UCLA Anderson’s “Platform for Opportunities”
A recruiting pitch persuaded Nate Franklin (’08) to put his energy into renewable power
Kate Pletcher (’07) Brings People Together to Help Them Succeed
The alumna to receive the 2019 Outstanding Alumni Service Award
A Strategy to Encourage Sustainable Production of Rubber in Indonesia
UCLA Anderson MBA team and Conservation International partnered to benefit communities and businesses by protecting nature
Bridging the Digital Divide in a South African Community
UCLA Anderson field study team recommended a viable, affordable internet connectivity solution in KwaZulu-Natal
Facebook Develops Tech Solutions to Meet Client Challenges
Gene Alston (J.D./MBA ’97) and his team help businesses grow by building new communities and attracting new customers.
It Takes a Village Bank
A UCLA Anderson field study team helped expand microfinance capabilities in rural regions of Peru
The ABCs of FRNs, the "Safer" Treasury Bond
The government’s floating rate notes feature an added measure of security: higher interest earnings in times of rising rates
Innovative Health Care Solutions Delivered
With a head for business, Patricia Mathelier (MBA/M.D. ’20) imagines mobile medical services for people of limited means
How the Internet Led to Greater Wage Inequality
Professor Christopher Poloquin's research finds that the internet made it easier for employees to do “non-routine abstract tasks” such as problem-solving, while companies automated routine tasks and replace unskilled workers
Sliding Towards a 2020 Recession?
Does the economy go into "stall speed" with slower growth before the negative growth of a recession? In his highly anticipated quarterly outlook, UCLA Anderson economists attest to a "synchronized slowdown," and link the economic tapering to 45, Brexit, and a stunted Calif. housing market
Do Private Prisons Goad Increased Incarceration?
The question addressed in a working paper co-authored by UCLA Anderson’s Christian Dippel: Did the presence of for-profit prisons actually lead to a higher incarceration rate, when all the other factors involved are accounted for?
February 2019
Alumna Graces Cover of Forbes México
One of Forbes México's 30 Under 30, Liza Schvartzman ('16), second from left, founded Fitpass Mexico, which offers unlimited access to thousands of fitness classes in Mexico
MBAs Can Make the Vital Difference in the Business of Health Care
UCLA Anderson’s annual conference explored the new models and social innovations influencing the industry’s direction
Housing Crisis Course Could Help Calif. Recoup
The Ziman Center for Real Estate, along with UCLA's deep bench of housing policy and development experts, is pushing affordable housing projects forward
This Twist on Blind Booking Makes Data Crystal Clear
Professor Chris Tang's research sharpens data-driven pricing models to move time-sensitive inventory, like end-of-season fashion, unfilled airline seats or vacant hotel rooms
The Way They Are
UCLA Anderson celebrates boldness, strength of women at 2019 Velocity summit
Tangible Impact for the Win
Hands-on research shaped students’ first-prize proposal to improve outreach to homeless youth
Checking the Pulse of the Entertainment Industry
The annual conference, presented by the Center for MEMES, featured L.A. Sparks' Danita Johnson, and Jeffrey Katzenberg received the Game Changer Award
A Diversity of Options
Alumna Patrice Greenwood-Eitner (’04) helps first-generation college students reach the top rung
Nearly Every Aspect of My Life Is Different for the Better
With graduation just around the corner, Jennifer Obiyo (’19) revisits her 2017 Poets & Quants interview, reflecting on how she's changed and what she anticipates the future to bring
ECHO: Engaged, Courageous, Humble, Open
Creating a climate for greater equity, diversity and inclusion at UCLA Anderson
For the Love of Law and Travel
Professor Gonzalo Freixes says that though he is approaching retirement age, he has no intention of slowing down within the next 10 years
If You Want to Be Happy for the Rest of Your Life, Optimize It with Scientific Design
UCLA Anderson’s Cassie Mogilner Holmes brings award-winning research on happiness to the classroom
January 2019
Building an Inclusive Alliance
“Ask me anything!” is the call to action as UCLA Anderson celebrates allies of our LGBTQ+ community
The UCLA Ziman Center Pilots Change
The first-of-its-kind Howard and Irene Levine Affordable Housing Development Program is training the next generation of professionals
Everyone Hates Performance Reviews
Managers are under pressure to find fault with even high-performing employees, says Professor Samuel Culbert, who is outspoken about the toxicity of reviews
Do Viewers Like Political Super Bowl Ads?
Brands should resist the temptation to take on hot-button issues as a way to stand out, Professor Aimee Drolet told the The Wall Street Journal
Starving for Staff, Retail Salaries Rise
"Retail has had to scramble to find people," said David Shulman of the UCLA Anderson Forecast, attributing higher wages to a smaller applicant pool
Dean Osborne Receives Human Dignity Award
Dean Osborne was honored for his work that embraces Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s lifelong commitment to equality, social justice and community service
Easing Into Resolutions Might Make More Sense
People choose meaningful moments, like birthdays and anniversaries, that represent a new beginning to kick of transformations, said Professor Hengchen Dai
A STEM Path Led Her from Rocket City Space Camp to President of American Girl
At American Girl, Katy Parker Dickson (’92) shoots the moon
Reformation Sets Itself Apart with Chic Styles, Edgy Marketing
L.A. brand also focuses on sustainability
Announcing the UCLA Anderson Leadership Giving Challenge: Double Your Impact!
New challenge focuses on support for UCLA Anderson students and faculty
The App That Demystifies 21st-Century College Saving
UCLA Anderson FEMBA alumna Ksenia Yudina (’14) may be the only finance expert in the U.S. cracking the 529 code for regular people
From Sublet to CEO: The Rise of Susan Wojcicki ('98)
Upon completing her MBA at UCLA Anderson, she rented her garage to two Stanford PhDs who were working on a certain search engine company ... Google it
3 Reasons Why UCLA Is the Capital of Campus Startups
The Anderson Venture Accelerator houses an incubator for graduate and undergraduate students, and is one of three startup ecosystems at UCLA
Overtime Cutbacks and 4 Other Recession Red Flags
"When manufacturing weakens, firms wouldn't lay workers off, they'd cut back overtime hours," says economist and UCLA Anderson Forecast director Ed Leamer
December 2018
Heather Felix Returns to Lead Easton Technology Center
Alumna plans focus on leadership for students aiming for tech careers
Meet UCLA Anderson’s MBA Class of 2020
The MBA Class of 2020 was accepted from a the most competitive application pool, boasts higher GMAT scores, and saw a bump in international enrollment
Remembering Jenessa Shapiro's Research Legacy
Psychology Today looks back on the prolific research of the late Professor Jenessa Shapiro and her optimistic outlook on race, prejudice and discrimination
We Figured Out the Next Evolution of Digital Advertising
A survey by the MEMES Center confirms that gaming culture is phasing out traditional ads, making room for interactive, rewards-based advertising
Are We Prepared for the Workplace of the Future?
UCLA Anderson faculty agree, it’ll be a mixed bag when robots take our jobs
Real Humans of UCLA Anderson’s MBA Class of 2020
Clear Admit gives five of Anderson's most impressive, out-of-the-box thinkers a chance to tell us who they really are
This Entrepreneur Made a Business of Grandma’s Recipes
Class of 2017's Theo Lee and Mike Kim started KPOP, a brand that invites people to discover and enjoy Korean food and flavors; they launched the company with a successful Kickstarter campaign
Netflix's Reed Hastings Takes Home 2018 Wooden Award
Hastings received the 2018 John Wooden Global Leadership Award and was interviewed by YouTube's Susan Wojcicki ('98) at Hollywood's Raleigh Studios
Showtime at the UCLA Anderson Venture Accelerator Showcase
Anderson Venture Accelerator director Trish Halamandaris introduces the 2018 teams
Being Friends With Your Boss Has a Downside
Research published in the UCLA Anderson Review and Journal of Experimental Social Psychology suggests that some managers feel compelled to be extra hard on a colleague who is also a friend.
Reinventing the Classroom
How UCLA Anderson’s innovative teaching partnerships enhance the learning experience
UCLA Anderson AMR Field Study Projects Make an Impact
A giant leap in tech-sector interest and commitment to social good drive students’ experiential learning
Professor Francis Longstaff is Financial Engineer of the Year
The prolific finance researcher, professor, and founder of Anderson's MFE program was selected for the award by IAQF and Northfield for his creative application of financial engineering
Making U.S. Fire Departments More Diverse and Inclusive
Professor Corinne Bendersky confronts the lack of diversity among firefighters (96% men, 82% white), and contends that reframing professional prototypes will lead to meaningful inclusivity
Downshifting to Slower Growth: Is a Recession Looming?
In its final quarterly report of 2018, the UCLA Anderson Forecast details a steadily declining GDP through 2020, imminent market turbulence, and a 4.9% jump in defense spending
Women Must Start Saving for Retirement Immediately
Nearly 46 percent of women don't have retirement savings, perhaps because "people think the future is not real," according to Professor Shlomo Benartzi
Should You Decide What You Are Paid?
Professor Perez-Truglia's salary research of 2,000 workers at a large commercial bank examined the motivational effects and resentment of pay transparency
Wildfires, Rising Crime Fuel L.A.'s Gated Community Craze
Peace of mind is part of the unique lure of gated communities, according to real estate expert Professor Paul Habibi (Hollywood Reporter)
November 2018
Cloud Kitchens Cooking Up in Food App Era
Are traditional dine-in restaurants endangered in this gig economy? Professor Chris Tang touches on changing business models in the service industry
What Kind of Happiness Do People Value Most?
Is happiness experienced moment-to-moment? Professor Cassie Mogilner Holmes' research digs up the source of our happiness and how time plays a critical role
Small Nest Egg? Blame Your Brain
Professor Hal Hershfield says your financial procrastination is a biproduct of the psychological warfare between your present and future selves
Finding the Perfect B-School Fit
First-generation MBA candidate Denice Gonzalez-Kim (Riordan Scholar ’04, B.A. ’08, ’19) coaches prospective students who will bring valuable diversity to Anderson's future student body
L.A.'s Creative Economy Hinging on Cultural Candor
Sérgio Sá Leitão, Brazil's minister of culture, discussed how cultural diversity is essential for the economic future of creative professionals
Debating the Potential of Blockchain
Blockchain professor John Villasenor contemplates the long-term applications, urges end users to anticipate utilization beyond their imagination
Firms Stonewalling Students by Withholding Big Data Context
MSFE's Joe Signorelli confronts academia's deprived access to real data, criticizes passive role firms play in developing work-ready grads
Want to Make a Difference?
Join fellow Bruins in giving back this Thanksgiving by volunteering to provide a memorable Thanksgiving experience to those in need
Avoiding Politics Means More Quality Time With the Fam
"Pass the mashed potatoes, please," may be the safest holiday table conversation for families that aren't politically aligned, according to Professor Keith Chen, in this UCLA Anderson Review article
Going Outside Her Comfort Zone to Help Others Succeed
2018 John Wooden Global Leadership Fellow Jessica Barnette (MPH ’14, FEMBA ’19)
Overcoming Myths and Misinformation to Help Those in Greatest Need
2018 John Wooden Global Leadership Fellow Leah Maddock Loh (MPH ’05, EMBA ’19)
Meet First-Generation MBA Denice Gonzalez-Kim
Among the inspiring stories of students who beat the odds, Gonzalez-Kim told P&Q: "I’ve helped change the trajectory of my extended family. It feels incredible.”
How Entrepreneurs and Startups Can Quickly Take Flight: A Peek Inside the UCLA Anderson Venture Accelerator
The UCLA Anderson Venture Accelerator maintains strong ties to the legacy of the late Gerald Loeb, an innovative solutions seeker
Welcome to the Agrihood
Professor Paul Habibi says that urban farming is attractive to millienials as they represent a “confluence of economic profits, environmental good, and social benefit”
3 Tech Hacks for Happy, Healthy, Productive Employees
High-performing companies are taking the health and productivity connection seriously, thanks in part to Professor Ian Larkin's research linking wellness and productivity
Lightning Speed Fashion Turnarounds?
Operations professor Felipe Caro weighs in on how "inspired-by" clothing brands like Fashion Nova manage to recreate celebrity style seemingly overnight (Yahoo)
The Housing Slump Is Not (Yet) a Recession
"There’s no question in my mind that the housing sector’s going to be difficult over the next couple of years,” says UCLA Anderson economist Ed Leamer
In Diversity, a Unified Force
With one childhood ambition accomplished, U.S. Air Force intelligence officer Diana Perez (’20) is on a mission to fulfill the next one
How One U.S. Army Vet Is Helping Fellow Soldiers to Cope with Pain
Entrepreneur Michael Lui (’10) founded a mission-driven startup and is developing a topical pain reliever as a safe alternative to opioids
UCLA Marine Corps Veteran Is Making Soldiers Safer
Ph.D. student Zeeshan Parvez will use his studies in materials chemistry to help protect others against improvised explosive devices
Going Where Leaders Are Needed Most
John Wooden Global Leadership Fellow Gerry Sims (’19)
Self-Mastery in Leadership Means Giving and Understanding
2018 John Wooden Global Leadership Fellow Ryan Tan (UCLA-NUS EMBA ’19)
Is Hong Kong Stuck?
A leading voice in public policy in Asia, Anderson lecturer Christine Loh, former member of Hong Kong legislature, rethinks the city's relationship with the mainland
Her Biz Model for Baby Bumps
Jenny Leung ('18) started maternity brand BellaNové using a shared economy model to rent fashionable clothing to pregnant professionals
Bubble Watch: Is Cali Cooling or Crashing?
"Oftentimes, recessions come from shocks we didn't clearly see in front of us," says Stuart Gabriel, director of the UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate (L.A. Times)
Is Orange County Too Rich?
Jerry Nickelsburg of the UCLA Anderson Forecast says that Orange County has more local jobs than it has people to fill them, while the rich age into irrelevance
October 2018
GrowGood Urban Farm Plants Seeds for Success at Bell Homeless Shelter
The term “urban farm” might sound like an oxymoron
Boost from Tax Cuts, Spending Programs Running Out
National Economy Could Face Real Issues By 2020
Are You Taxifornia Dreaming?
UCLA Anderson Forecast Director Jerry Nickelsburg's op-ed in The Hill credits talented, wealthy transplants with driving 21st century growth
Before Amazon, We ♥'d Sears
Generous employee benefits once made Sears a popular workplace, said Professor Sanford Jacoby after Amazon 86'd similar benefits to warehouse workers (NYT)
When Employers Are Transparent About Salaries
Don't worry too much if your employees catch wind of your salary, according to Ricardo Perez-Truglia (HBR)
This New Fintech App Combats Rising College Costs
U-Nest, a mobile 529 app designed to help parents save and invest money so their children can go to college, is backed the Anderson Venture Accelerator
Our Moral Dilemma With Debt
Research sponsored by the Center for Global Management and the Price Center found that morale-driven text messages prompted bank customers to pay their credit card debt
Do Rising Mortgage Rates Really Impact Buying Power?
Finance and real estate lecturer Paul Habibi tells Forbes that determining the direction of the market depends on much more than rising interest rates
Q&A: Lisa Liu ('19)
Lisa Liu interned at Facebook on the company’s strategic planning and analytics team in the data center.
We've Hit a New Low
Unemployment is at a record low (4.1%), and Jerry Nickelsburg, UCLA Anderson Forecast director, expects Calif. wages and benefit offerings to increase
Why Calif. Home Ownership Is a Luxury
AirTalk guest Professor Stuart Gabriel, director of the UCLA Ziman Center, chimes in on the stubbornly high housing costs of California
How Executive MBA Students Survive the 'Divorce Course'
Financial Times on the family strain of pursuing an MBA , credits UCLA with giving students the flexibility to make it work
Five Inspiring Sustainability Initiatives at UCLA
Anderson alumna Nurit Katz (’08), UCLA’s chief sustainability officer, shared some cool campus interventions you might not know about
Sharing 15 Tips for Success
From the Full-Time MBA Class of 2019 to the Classes of 2020 and 2021
Accelerator Update: Building Ties across Campus and across L.A.
The latest in entrepreneurship at UCLA Anderson
This Fund Makes It Possible to Pursue an MBA and a Social Impact Career
The Haskamp Effect
California Census Effort Counts on UCLA Anderson Alumna Adriana Martinez
An accurate headcount in 2020 will be critical for California’s fiscal future, and she intends to tally each and every one of the state’s inhabitants
We Can't Measure the Impact of Minimum Wage Increases
Economist Edward Leamer's powerful data makes him the leading expert on minimum wage's confounding contradictions
A B-School Latina On Being the Bridge
Amanda Sol Peralta ('20) reflects on putting her Chilean identity (among others) front and center
Whose Minds Did Their Testimony Change?
Forbes contributor Professor John Villasenor observed college men shifting to oppose Kavanaugh after his testimony; female positions held steadier
Chenjie Ding ('19)
A first-year MBA learns the ropes and builds trust at UCLA Anderson orientation
Jenny Leung ('18)
The co-founder of BellaNové won second place in the prestiguious LMI-Sandler Prize for entrepreneurship
Sana Rahim ('19)
A socially conscious Super Bowl: Are ads articulating a value proposition that goes beyond products and services?
Christina Wang ('18)
Wolfen Fellowship-funded startup AllOfUs Cosmetics uses technology to break color barriers
Karthik Patange ('18) and Jessica Lin ('18)
Purpose-driven NetImpact MBA students inspired their peers to build service and the greater good into profitable careers