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Welcome to the July edition of our monthly newsletter, What’s Current. This month, we’re sharing photos from the long-awaited, in-person commencement celebration for our full-time MBA Class of 2020, with photos of our FEMBA and EMBA classes of 2020 commencement celebrations to follow next month. We also highlight our 9th Palooza, which we were able to hold in person for the first time |
in three years. In this and every edition, we also share stories, podcasts and videos featuring UCLA Anderson faculty, staff, students and alumni, which this month includes a Q&A with our new alumni board president, Zubin Davar (’15) and his predecessor, Kate Pletcher (’07). And we’re now just days away from the arrival on campus of the first members of the Class of 2024.
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At Last! Anderson’s Class of 2020 Celebrated in Person
Anne McAllister Sewall, Haitham Haddad, Angela Arunarsirakul and Ajey Kaushal spoke for their classmates, who represent 29 countries around the world, and Zubin Davar (’15) officially welcomed graduates to Anderson’s alumni network
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Palooza 2022 Welcomed More
Than 1,500 Guests
The return of Anderson’s signature family event also saw the refreshing return of Diego Benitez’ (’19) Progress Brewing and Harry Meng’s (’20) Pathwater
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L.A.’s Hottest Startups Set Up Shop at UCLA Anderson
The Venture Accelerator’s summer 2022 Activate program is incubating 40 new companies, most founded by entrepreneurs in underrepresented groups
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UCLA Anderson Study Analyzes Major Companies’ ESG Reporting Rates
The Center for Impact leads a groundbreaking
initiative to share key metrics
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Outgoing Alumni Board President Kate Pletcher (’07) Passes the Leadership Torch to Zubin Davar (’15)
With a shared vision, they’re making board service more rewarding for members and more impactful for the alumni network and the school
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What Will You Do on Your Summer Vacation?
UCLA Anderson Forecast director Jerry Nickelsburg, along with students and alumni working in niche travel, notes that Americans at leisure are spending overseas
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Tegan Keele (’12) Leads KPMG’s Climate Data and Technology Unit
She helps corporate clients navigate climate and ESG
services to improve their sustainability footprints
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Run at the Barking Dog!
Nestlé Canada CEO John Carmichael (B.A. ’90, ’95) solves problems head-on
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What Happens to Pesos When
Dollars Go Digital?
Sebastian Edwards explains how U.S. or other major economies’ use of digital currency could undermine already weak currencies
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