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  • Mentorship Has Always Been Her Mission: Tereza Yerimyan
    MBAs on the Move

    Mentorship Has Always Been Her Mission: Tereza Yerimyan

    Long before Tereza Yerimyan joined Forté, she was building communities that opened doors for others. As Director of Government Affairs at the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA), Tereza leads federal policy initiatives and oversees a national legislative team from Washington, DC. Earlier in her career, she directed a Washington career development fellowship for young […]

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  • The Expectations You Didn't Know You Had
    Forté Signals

    The Expectations You Didn’t Know You Had

    My sister was going through old emails this week and sent me something I wrote in 2013.   I had absolutely no memory of it. Apparently, I used to write a blog for my colleagues when I worked at GMAC. Once she sent it to me, I started to vaguely remember writing some of them. […]

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  • The Hidden Rules of Work Might Not Be Rules
    Forté Signals

    The Hidden Rules of Work Might Not Be Rules After All

    You figure out pretty early in your career that work has a whole set of rules nobody actually explains to you. Nobody tells you exactly how much you can push back before you’re labeled “difficult.” Or when you’re being asked for an honest opinion as in what do you really think? versus an “honest” opinion […]

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  • A Career Path She Hadn't Mapped Yet: Mollie Dube
    Impact Stories

    A Career Path She Hadn’t Mapped Yet

    Mollie Dube arrived at the Forté MBA Leadership Conference with a mental map of where her career might lead. With a background in nursing and an interest in business, she could easily picture herself pursuing opportunities in healthcare or medical devices. DaVita wasn’t on the map. That changed at the conference, where Mollie connected with […]

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  • Lauren Margulies Blog
    MBAs on the Move

    I Learned What to Listen To

    Revisiting Lauren Margulies ten years after her original Forté profile, I expected to hear about what had changed. Instead, I found myself noticing what hadn’t. The same thoughtfulness. The same curiosity. The same openness to growth. The same desire to do meaningful work and contribute in a meaningful way.  Everything that stood out about Lauren […]

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  • Dear Corporate Girlies Newsletter
    Dear Corporate Girlies

    Who are you betting on?

    Dear Corporate Girlies, I’m back from my adventures on the road, but I can’t get something one of our speakers, Terika Fasakin, said at the Atlanta Forum out of my head: “bet on yourself.” She was talking about her decision to get an MBA. She was a mechanical engineer with a good job. Nobody in her life […]

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  • Reviews of Someone Else's Future
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    Reviews of Someone Else’s Future

    There should be a Yelp for career decisions. There isn’t.  Five stars: Took the promotion. Would absolutely do again. Four stars: Changed industries. Rocky start, solid outcome. One star: “Follow your passion.” Passion did not cover rent. No such site exists, so we piece one together ourselves. Rankings. Reddit threads. LinkedIn posts. Salary reports. Alumni […]

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  • After the Meeting
    ERGs in Action

    After the Meeting

    Lots of great ideas come out of ERG meetings. Members learn new skills, hear different perspectives, and build relationships that often continue for years. But my guess is that some of the most valuable conversations happen right after the meeting ends, when people are waiting for the elevator or walking back to their desks together.  […]

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